In a video apology, she said she was naive and did not expect the post to cause such a big problem. She admitted the post which got her arrested was a paid job and that she failed to check the facts before sharing it.
She apologized to the people of Cross River State, her family, friends, her ex friends , Governor Prince Bassey Otu and Hon. Cyril Omini, and everyone she must have hurt with the lies she posted.
She also addressed rumors that the honorable sent thugs to arrest her. She clarified that the people who confronted her were acquaintances who acted out of anger, and that the honorable later handed her over to the Department of State Services (DSS) but pleaded for her release.
She said the matter is settled and that she wants her privacy to be respected...
She ended by promising that she would get something better doing and be a better person...
Una go learn..sebi u wan trend ni
ReplyDeleteShe for go call sowore..awon omo irankiran
DeleteGood for her. The lies are too much.
ReplyDeleteYou never see something.
ReplyDeleteYou all will learn by force.
You senior colleague is cool himself at correctional centre awka..
Lol 😂😂 @ she wants her privacy to be respected.
ReplyDeleteHand don touch am!
ReplyDeleteSee what monetization has caused; everybody wants to become a content creator at the expense of others.
ReplyDeleteThe audacity to tarnish people's image, at the comfort of your home. Not caring the damages it will cause on them.
ReplyDeleteThen, make money from it as well.
Hope others learn from this.
Alex Ekubo comes to mind.
What if he wants trolled negatively, would he have still been alive?
Evil thing
ReplyDeleteMore people should get these wicked beings arrested. They don’t mind the hurt they cause to others.
ReplyDeleteGood for her.
ReplyDeleteI am sure others will learn from this.
Facebook monitization of content creators living in Nigeria should be cancelled.
ReplyDeleteSee her wicked face.. now she’s asking for her own privacy to be respected.. human beings ehnnn
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