Emeka Ike sparks dating rumours after sharing several pictures with unidentified lady

Ex-President of the Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN), Emeka Ike has sparked dating rumours after he shared several pictures of him with an unidentified woman at different locations.

The actor sent social media into a meltdown after the pictures of him and the lady looking all loved up surfaced online, though the thespian who is currently in Frankfurt, Germany where he was given an award suggested that the lady was just for fun.

The development is coming barely a month after Emeka Ike submitted in an interview that he could accept his ex-wife, Suzanne Emma back if she confesses, after their 17-year marriage was dissolved by a Lagos Island Customary Court early this year.

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Emeka and Emma seized to be husband and wife following the examination of a petition Emma filed before the Lagos court on the 13th of July 2015 which was ruled upon six months ago by a three-man panel of judges chaired by Chief Awo Awosola while others included Kehinde Jacob Olayinka and Opeyemi Olanrewaju, the only female on the list.

When asked if he would welcome her back into his life if she returns, the actor who said he loves his wife so much and wondered why she blackmailed him by claiming that he was always beating her up when he didn’t, said; “Accepting her back is not the problem, but let her confess and get herself back. I believe she’s under the influence of something.”

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