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‘This man is wanted’ — Uzor Arukwe raises alarm over phone theft at Cjay Nwok’s burial
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‘This man is wanted’ — Uzor Arukwe raises alarm over phone theft at Cjay Nwok’s burial

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Nollywood actor, Uzor Arukwe, has declared an elderly man wanted over the alleged theft of mobile phones during the burial ceremony of late actor, Cjay Nwok, in Lagos.

Arukwe made the announcement in an Instagram post, alleging that the man attended the service of songs held in honour of Nwok at a Redeemed Christian Church of God in Gbagada before stealing phones belonging to actor Rex Kingsley.

“This man is wanted,” Arukwe wrote, claiming that CCTV footage captured the man during the alleged theft before he disappeared.

The actor urged anyone with information about the man’s identity or whereabouts to contact Kingsley.

He also appealed to social media users to share the man’s picture to help identify him.

‘This man is wanted’ — Uzor Arukwe raises alarm over phone theft at Cjay Nwok’s burial

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