Etinosa Idemudia calls out BBNaija star over unpaid debt

• Controversial Nollywood star, Etinosa Idemudia has dragged a BBNaija star over an alleged unpaid debt.
• She hinted at involving the police if the male reality star refuses to clear the debt. 

Nollywood actress, Etinosa Idemudia recently took to her X handle to call out a Big Brother Naija reality star over an alleged unpaid debt.

Without explicitly naming the individual, she expressed frustration over an outstanding debt that has remained unpaid for a year.

Etinosa appealed to fans of the reality show and its supporters to contribute funds, as they often do, to resolve the issue.

Asserting her maturity, Etinosa indicated her reluctance to resort to public confrontation but warned of potential legal action if the debt remains unpaid.

She wrote:

“Abeg BBN fan base Abi shippers Abi what do you guys call it. E get one of una fave wey dey owe me money since last year oooo. Make una donate money give am make he pay me Na. What is all this nonsense. I thought BBN graduates are rich.

As a mother I’m more mature than calling people out on social media. Na police station your fave go see himself. Nonsense fake life broke ass Ozuor. No wonder my babe dumped you. Omo lomo… I’m so pissed! Baba is speaking all sorts of rubbish English.”

See the post below:

Her tweet sparked a lot of reactions, with one an X user indirectly referencing the reality star in question, suggesting fear of repercussions for divulging information.

Etinosa acknowledged the hint by retweeting the post, prompting further speculation and finger-pointing toward Pere.

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In other news,  Etinosa Idemudia dished out some tips about taking advices and comparison, especially in the beginning of one’s career.

The actress focused on why one must be careful to listen to their own voice instead of too many people’s advice.

Etinosa Idemudia made the revelation during an appearance on Arise TV as she told the story of how she was told to be more like actress Adesua Etomi and be more ‘serious’ instead of doing ‘razz, Benin’ accents.