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Police arrest BBNaija’s Tacha at Lagos residence

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Former Big Brother Naija reality show star, Natacha Akide, better known as Tacha, has been arrested by the police.

Tacha was reportedly arrested at her Lagos residence on Sunday, August 30, 2026, after failing to honour police invites.

According to information by the media entrepreneur, Seun Oloketuyi on Instagram, the reality star had refused to honour three invitations by the police between May and August, 2026.

He wrote, “Tacha has been arrested today by NPF. Arrested early this morning after she was sent three invitations btw May and August by NPF-NCCC but she decided not to honor the IVs.”

Why the reason for her arrest remains unknown, the police are yet to officially address the viral report.

Police arrest BBNaija’s Tacha at Lagos residence

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