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Robbers ‘attack’ ex-MBGN winner Omowunmi Akinnifesi

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8 years ago

September 19, 2016

Robbers ‘attack’ ex-MBGN winner Omowunmi Akinnifesi

Omowumni Akinnifesi, winner of the 2005 edition of the Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria (MBGN) took to her Instagram page hours ago to reveal how she was robbed when her car was vandalised over the weekend in Lagos.

The Environmental Ambassador of Lagos State revealed in her post on the short video and picture sharing social media platform that she was shocked to discover that the window of her car had been shattered and her valuables stolen at the Landmark event centre strip where she parked to attend a wedding.

“So I went for a wedding yesterday. When I came out my back window was smashed and all the things in my car were stolen. My bags, wallet with ATM cards, National ID, driver’s license and much more; I could not contain myself.

“So please if you are going for a wedding or party around the Landmark event center strip, there are about 4 event centres there i.e. Landmark, Queens Park, D-Venue and The Dorchester. If you are not parking inside the compound, make sure you have NOTHING in your car.

“You can see through my boot so if you drive a jeep your boot might be a bad option. I’ve heard so much about this and I can’t believe it has now happened to me. BTW I kept the bags under the seat but they smashed the car and raised the chairs. I’m warning you because I love you” Omowunmi wrote on her Instagram page.

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