The Nigerian woman who alleged that a popular TikToker, Linda Cyril’s husband used her womb for money ritual has heartily apologized after returning from prison.
The woman made headlines after defaming her husband, which prompted the social media influencer’s fan to drag her to the police station.
Linda Cyril made a short video asserting that she wasn’t the one who arrested her and pleaded on the lady’s case.
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She was arrested and locked up in prison for three days and after much plea from the family of the woman, she was finally released.
Following her regaining her freedom, the young woman asserted went to the internet to publicly tender a heartfelt apology to the Linda Cyril stating that she was a changed person.
Many social media users insulted and cautioned her to never defame anyone again or she would be dealt with.
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Meanwhile, a female TikTok user has been sentenced to three years imprisonment by the court after she cyberstalked popular Nollywood actress, Eniola Badmus.
The young woman identified as Nwakaego Okoye made headlines when she accused the actress of being a pimp.
Following her words, Eniola Badmus who refused all pleas from the young woman dragged her to court as she shared that before following through with her actions, she had reached out to her several times to stop defaming her but she ignored her request.
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