VIRAL: Ihuoma Nneji Under Fire – Nigerians React as VDM Confirms Shocking Details in Ongoing Drama

 

BREAKING: Nigerians React as Ihuoma Nneji Faces Fresh Allegations from Ex-Bestie, Amaka the Tiktoker


Lagos, Nigeria – Social media has erupted after TikToker Amaka made fresh allegations against her former best friend, Ihuoma Nneji, accusing her of deceit, blackmail, and hiding past marriages.



In the viral video, Amaka dubbed Ihuoma “Madam Five Husbands,” claiming she’s been married multiple times and failed to inform her current partner, Henry. Amaka also alleged that popular commentator VeryDarkMan (VDM) independently investigated and confirmed Ihuoma’s toxic patterns in relationships.

“She’s been married five times. Let her family swear they didn’t collect more than two bride prices,” Amaka said, sparking heavy backlash online.

Nigerians flooded TikTok with reactions, expressing shock:
“5 husbands? Even Nollywood no reach this level!”
“Why every man wey leave her turn enemy?”

Amaka didn’t stop there. She exposed alleged blogger payments:
“You can’t arrest everybody. We have proof you’re paying bloggers through your agent TAIWO ISOLA. Even your Meta friend has been unmasked. Rest!”

She also referenced Ihuoma’s leaked HIV status, blaming her inner circle:
“It’s your own close friends that leaked your secret. That alone should tell you something.”

VDM’s credibility added weight to the claims, with many saying,
“If VDM enter matter, e no dey play.”

As Ihuoma remains silent, many are urging her to address the issues or step back, with one tweet reading:
“You can’t keep playing victim. Look in the mirror.”

This saga continues to dominate online spaces, with Nigerians watching closely for what happens next.


 






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