Emeka Ike the actor says something baffling about Festus Keyamo

 

He stated that he had lost an investment worth more than 480 million naira, and later discovered that it had been orchestrated by his former spouse. Allegedly, accusations of ongoing physical abuse were made against him without substantiation. He publicly challenged these claims on a media platform but received assurance from his ex-spouse confirming there was no such violence in their relationship.

Continuing the conversation, it was mentioned that several women nowadays are excessively eager to get married. During a past interaction, one woman even conveyed to me that she does not possess qualities suited for marriage; however, I failed to grasp her perspective. Consequently, young men should be aware of the fact that numerous ladies do not prioritize tying the knot and they might end up pursuing relationships with these individuals before getting together with people like you and me.”

"I attended St. Nicholas College for secondary education, located on CMD road in Magodo. Unfortunately, it was closed down resulting in a loss of over N480 million investment that year. All I remember hearing during this time were criticisms and blame," he explained.

Throughout the ordeal, I maintained my innocence and expressed confusion regarding the accusations surrounding this woman. In a public setting, I vocalized my lack of guilt by directly asking her if she had ever been harmed by me. Despite receiving reassurance at that time, it later became clear to me that she was actually behind all of these false allegations against me.

of this school if they realise it is no longer a place where values are upheld.

Previously, Festus Keyamo had been my legal representative. However, before he ventured into the political realm, he expressed his view that I should abandon my attendance at that particular institution due to its tarnished reputation for promoting morality and condemning corruption. He advised me to move on from the situation as parents may withdraw their children from such an environment which has lost sight of its fundamental purpose in upholding ethical p

rinciples.