How I Was Gang Beaten In Jail – Tiktoker Jailed For Defaming Actress Eniola Badmus Recounts Ordeal

 

Nwakaego Okoye, the Tiktoker, arrested and jailed for defaming Nollywood actress and producer Eniola Badmus, has opened up about her ordeal while behind bars.

Okoye, while responding to a comment via her Tik Tok page Thursday, said she was brutally beaten to the point she lost her beauty.

The Tiktoker claimed at least six persons assaulted her and that she is still recovering from all the damage done to her body one week after release from jail.

“They did not tell you people that they gang-beat me,” Okoye began her narration of the harrowing ordeal experienced.

“They gang-beat me to the point that I lost count of how many people who laid hands on me, I feel like it was more than 6 people.

“That beating was too terrible, it was too brutal that my beauty left me and ran away.

“Till now, more than one week plus that I’m out, I’m still trying to recover my beauty, I’ve been on supplements, and so many marks on my body because of the beating I collected I don’t think I have ever been beaten like that or will I ever collect such because that beating no be for human being.

“You people do not understand what I went through. My eyes saw what my mouth can not talk.”

In July, Okoye was arrested for defaming Badmus who she alleged was a professional pimp.

Okoye was charged to court and later found guilty of cyberbullying the actress. She was sentenced to three years imprisonment with an option of N150, 000 fine in place of the sentence.

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