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‘You met me for prostitution’ – Ehizogie Ogbebor attacks Diadem Adeola as Dabota Lawson feud deepens
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‘You met me for prostitution’ – Ehizogie Ogbebor attacks Diadem Adeola as Dabota Lawson feud deepens

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Socialite, Ehizogie Ogbebor, has accused beauty entrepreneur and reality TV star, Diadem Adeola, of involving her in the ongoing dispute with Dabota Lawson.

A voice note of the accusation, allegedly from Ogbebor, was shared by Diadem on her Snapchat story amid the continuing feud involving the two women.

In the recording, Ogbebor challenged Diadem over comments allegedly made about her and questioned her connection with a man identified as Churchill.

Ogbebor also alleged that Diadem travelled to meet her for prostitution more than a decade ago, while denying claims that Churchill had any relationship with her.

She further accused Diadem of previously staying in an Airbnb she rented with her boyfriend and questioned why her name was brought into the dispute.

“You’ve forgotten how you flew in to Uyo to meet me for prostitution 12/13 years ago. You’ve forgotten? Since you want to start, then let’s start talking,” Ogbebor said in the voice note.

She also dismissed an alleged claim that Churchill had rejected her, saying she had no relationship with the man.

“Me, Churchill rejected me? You’re a fool, Churchill no reach,” she said.

Ogbebor further accused Diadem of dragging her name into the dispute after allegedly making claims involving Churchill, while describing him as a man who mistreats women.

‘You met me for prostitution’ – Ehizogie Ogbebor attacks Diadem Adeola as Dabota Lawson feud deepens

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