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Friday, October 23, 2026

Lady Celebrates With ''Rest In Hell'' After Her Friend Who Allegedly Broke Her Marriage Died

A Nigerian businesswoman Aisha is celebrating the death of her former friend, Jannah.
Aisha posted a mock funeral notice and did not hide her feelings. It said Jannah spent her life showing that not every woman’s hobbies are Pilates, brunch or travel some prefer other people’s husbands. The post also claimed Jannah died from complications after a facelift and Kpekus rejuvenation surgery, and ended with “Good riddance, Jannah.”



She followed up with an old photo of the two of them and wrote that Jannah should never rest in peace and should go straight to hell, adding that karma is real.
When people called the posts too harsh, Aisha explained her side. She said Jannah pretended to be her friend, entered her home, got involved with her then-husband, tried to blackmail both of them, and made threats involving her children. Aisha said these actions played a part in a long and costly custody battle.
She claimed Jannah called Child Protective Services on her and her ex more than ten times with different allegations. This led to years of investigations involving her young sons.
Aisha said Jannah only stopped after legal steps were taken against her.
Aisha says that she had already divorced her husband and dealt with him separately before addressing Jannah’s role.

God please help us to be good to the people that come into our lives oooooooo… This reaction over someone's death is truly cruel and I am imagining what Jannah may have done but she aint here to tell her story....


15 comments:

  1. Rest in hell Jannah; such a contradictory statement as Jannah means heaven.

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    1. Reminds me of that anon that typed rest in conflict i cannot get over it.

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  3. People should understand that death will not magically wash off the crime you committed against others!

    Maka ndi ‘speak no evil of the dead’

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    1. You can say that again,everyone becomes gentle soul once they pass due to not speaking ill of the dead

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    2. I’m telling you. And things dey bad dey go. It makes evil to thrive. Mrcheeeeew.

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    3. Once they’re gone what can anybody do? They can talk and tell the tales but it still doesn’t do anything to the dead. When I heard of all that Jimmy Savile did to children and lived a life of ease until he died, and only after he died that it all came out, that was when I knew there is no justice to receive from the dead. The victims were still broken hoping that they could have peace. True justice is not even hell, it’s reincarnation to live a very horrible life of suffering and pain.

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  4. Facelift and Kpekus rejuvenation surgery, and ended with “Good riddance, Jannah.”
    This left My mouth hanging🙄🤔

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  5. The lady must have done a number on her, such excitement. But then again, schadenfreude has always been real.

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  6. Jannah did her friend dirty.

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  7. Child protection ke?

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  8. I get where she is coming from but death is something that happens to everyone, it doesn’t even feel like punishment. If her words are true then that was an awful experience orchestrated by an obsessive evil soul, or maybe someone possessed by a demon.

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    1. Thank you. I feel this way sometimes cos we will all die someday. Anyway what do i know…

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