Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

News

Jaruma Says Ned Nwoko Should Be Held Responsible If Anything Happens To Her

Hauwa Mohammed, better known as Jaruma, a popular Kayanmata seller and sex therapist, has accused Regina Daniels’ billionaire husband, Ned Nwoko, of threatening her life.

She claimed that she paid Nollywood star, Regina Daniels, ten million naira to promote her product, but she failed to do so.

Following the news of her arrest, Jaruma took to Instagram on Saturday to accuse the businessman of promising to frame her and fabricate evidence against her.

Jaruma said in her post which she titled THREAT TO LIFE: “I paid Regina Daniels 10,000,000 million naira since 2020 to advertise and promote my products, she did not do the job. Now the 74-year-old husband vows to frame me up, set lies against me, and silence me for life. If anything happens to me, hold Ned Nwoko responsible.”

Jaruma Agnesisika blog

Jaruma said in an earlier post about her alleged arrest: “The only thing I have to say about this is that President Obasanjo was in prison. He came out of prison and he became president. President Buhari was in prison and he came out of prison and became president.

“For this, you know who your next president of Nigeria is going to be. Your girl, Jaruma. It’s a pattern and that has been the cause. This must happen to you and then you become president in Nigeria.”

Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You May Also Like

News

Haiti has indefinitely postponed its long-awaited elections, a decision the Provisional Electoral Council announced on Tuesday. Originally scheduled for December and February, the elections...

Entertainment

On Monday, Celine Dion stunned the crowd by performing “I’m Alive” on the catwalk beneath the Eiffel Tower, kicking off Paris Fashion Week in...

Entertainment

Richard Mofe-Damijo, also known as RMD, is a seasoned Nollywood actor and director who has called on Nigerians to participate in finding solutions rather...

News

Medicine and surgery are not the answer for overweight children, the World Health Organization said Wednesday. Releasing its first guidelines addressing the sharp rise...

Advertisement