A friend of ex-Big Brother Naija star Khloe Abiri has accused the reality star of assault and attempted murder.
In a series of Snapchat posts, Punky The Brain claimed that Khloe bullied her, assaulted her, and damaged her belongings.
In a bombshell allegation, she accused the BBNaija alum of attempted murder and vowed to release evidence supporting her claim.
According to another post from lifestyle connoisseur Sunky O, Punky and Khloe were roommates during a trip to Italy for her brother’s wedding.
Sunky O accused Khloe of assaulting Punky and claimed that during the incident, she was forced to break down a locked door, due to the distressing sounds and severity of the situation.
According to Sunky O, Punky was left bruised, shaken, and traumatized.
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However, Khloe shifted responsibility for her actions and redirected the narrative by accusing him of assault, which she described as a fabricatory, defamatory, and dangerous move.
According to Sunky O, Khloe allegedly contacted fraternities in Lagos to deal with her, emphasising that in the event of harm, the reality TV star should be held accountable.
Sunky O stated that her legal team is aware of the situation and efforts are underway to ensure her safety and safeguard his reputation.
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Popular Nollywood actor Daniel Etim-Effiong says he used to be a womaniser, dating multiple women at some point in his life.
In an interview with Chude Jideonwo, the engineer-turned-actor reminisced about “exploring” with multiple women at the same time. He referred to that stage of his life as a learning process.
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He said he often advised young people to shun womanizing because it can affect their relationships and marriages in the future, stressing that it might prove difficult to quit.
Chude asked, “Were you a womaniser before you got married?”
Etim-Effiong replied, “It depends on what is your definition of a womaniser .”
Chude inferred, “A man who dates multiple women at the same time.”
Etim-Effiong: “Maybe there was a time in my life I was. Definitions would differ, but in that definition, maybe there was a period in my life that I was, I wouldn’t say for long periods of my life. Maybe for some certain periods that I explored. So, perhaps.”
Chude asked: “Was it good periods?”
Etim-Effiong replied: “Yes, they were periods of learning for me. If I learned, then they were good periods.”
Chude asked: “What did you learn?”