Eniola Badmus Cries for Help Over Death Threats from Man

 

Nollywood actress, Eniola Badmus has cried out over the death threats she has been receiving from a man.

Taking to her Instagram story, the movie star, who ordered the arrest of a Tiktoker for defaming her, revealed that a man has been sending her death threats.

Releasing his phone number, Eniola urged her fans to call him and frustrate his soul.

“Guys pls call this number and frustrate his soul. He’s been sending death threats”.

This is coming just a few days after the sentencing of Tiktoker, Ego, who defamed Eniola Badmus.

Recall that Ego, got herself into trouble when she accused Eniola Badmus of being a professional pimp.

She claimed that Eniola connects girls to top politicians all over Nigeria.

The movie star, who didn’t take her allegation slightly had taken her to court for defamation.

Ego was arraigned to court on Wednesday, August 2nd, and has been sentenced to two years imprisonment by a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos.

Blessing Nwakego was charged to court on a two-count charge bordering on cyberstalking. She was also charged with committing a felony.

Following her arrangement at the court, she was convicted of the charges against her and was sentenced to one-year imprisonment with the option of a fine of N50,000 on count one.

On count two, she was sentenced to two years imprisonment, with the option of a N100,000 fine. The terms of the consecutive are to be consecutive, while the terms of imprisonment are to be concurrent.

Not surprisingly, Ego chose to go with the latter as information gathered online claimed that she has agreed to pay the N150k fine to secure her freedom.

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