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    ‘I don’t forgive’ – Eniola Badmus threatens after being accused of pimping girls to politicians

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    Eniola Badmus is a Nigerian actress Eniola Badmus is a Nigerian actress

    Popular Nigerian actress, Eniola Badmus, has threatened legal action against an X user who accused her of pimping girls to top Nigerian politicians for money.

    An X user, @Femzydr1, on Thursday morning accused the actress of prostitution and linking young girls with politicians and movie executives.

    He claimed that Eniola Badmus, who is currently the Special Assistant to the Speaker of the Nigerian House of Representatives on Social Events and Public Hearings, secured her political appointment through her private pimping network.

    While accusing her of exploiting young girls, the user stated that many of those girls have been used by politicians for different purposes.

    Denying the allegations on X, the actress threatened to take legal action against the user, noting that she does not have a forgiving spirit.

    Reposting the post, Eniola wrote: “This is the attention you’ve been craving for, so let’s get into it. This is a false accusation, and the authorities will step in. Let it be known that we don’t forgive in this zone.”

    DAILY POST recalls that the allegations came about three years after a lady identified as Oge called the actress out for being a professional pimp.

    However, after she was arrested, Oge explained that she was paid ₦200,000 to accuse the actress.



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