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Actress Iyabo Ojo accuses Naira Marley of lacing her children’s food with illicit drugs

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Popular Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo has accused street hop singer Azeez Fashola aka Naira Marley of lacing her children’s food with illicit drugs when they visited him.

The sultry thespian who made the claim in a video shared on her Instagram page said that she has witnesses to back up the allegations she made against Naira Marley.

Iyabo Ojo who made the allegation while talking about the ongoing move to get justice for the late Ilerioluwa Aloba aka Mohbad said that Naira Marley is not the kind of person she can support.

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“Is it that same Naira Marley that I thought was a sensible person? When my children go to his house, he would be giving them drugs to take. He put it in their food and drink. Is it that kind of person you want me to support?”

The mother of two further stated in the video that she has intentions to charge him to court for what he did to her kids and she has people who are willing to testify in court.

“The Naira Marley and Sam Larry that you’re supporting have plenty of cases to answer. When my children went to his house, he spiked their drinks with drugs, which two or three people have testified that they were there. I haven’t even started, after the government’s case is done with him I’d bring mine up, let’s take it one at a time.”

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