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Nigerian actress, Empress Njamah, reacts to arrest of ex-lover, Josh Wade

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Nigerian actress, Empress Njamah, has reacted to the arrest of her ex-lover, Josh Wade, by the Liberian Police following his release of her nude photos on the internet.

 

Confiance News gathered from a report by The Witness on Monday.

 

Njamah said that her ex-lover was allegedly in the business of blackmailing his ex-lovers with their nude pictures.

 

In a viral video shared online, the Liberian could be seen in handcuffs being led by security operatives.

 

Recall that Wade had released nude videos and pictures of the actress after things went sour in their relationship.

 

He had accused Empress of cheating on him with other men and owing her a huge sum of money she allegedly refused to pay back.

 

Wade then fled Nigeria after the heinous act, threatening to leak more intimate videos of Empress with other men.

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