Toyin Aimaku posted a tweet which made everyone feel she was rubbishing Stella's claims that her life is under threat...Though she didn't mention her name, the tweet seemed to point towards Stella.Everyone knows Stella recorded an emotional video on the child bride saga...
"Madam NIGERIA is my country nobody is killing anyone cos no be only u do video...#visadonexpire #bringoursonback #attentionseeker #luvustill"
The Visa don expire appeared to many that she was saying Stella's visa has expired,hence the reason for her claims that the government is after her to seek permanent residency in the US...
#Bring back our son"(Doris Simon who is Toyin's friend ,alleges that her ex-husband who is now with Stella has refused to let her see her son )...
Well she says it's a poem..Who believes...Lol For those who don't know the story.....
On the 2nd of June,the Nation published a story that on May 31st, Daniel Ademinokan‘s house in Abuja was stormed by 12 heavily armed men asking for the whereabouts of Stella who has since relocated to the USA.They met Daniel's brother and mother and asked for her contact in the US,but the brother didn't give them..According to him, they said
“Your brother and his wife (Stella Damasus) think they can just open their mouths and say anything they like about the government, abi?"
Stella confirmed to Bellanaija saying ...
All I will say is that no matter what anyone tries to do, it will not stop me from speaking the truth and standing up for the rights of women and young girls.
These are the kind of things that make people scared and run away from standing up for their rights. It’s a pity that we say Nigeria is a democratic country, but where is the democracy when people cannot speak their minds for fear of threats like this or danger of being killed.
I am not one of those who shout in the morning and then at night I go behind the public and accept “Ghana must go” from those who are causing these problems.
We all see what is wrong and what is going on, shutting me up will not put an end to the issues we are facing. If we don’t deal with these things now, what kind of society are we leaving behind for our children and their children? Definitely not a place where they can live in freedom and peace. This is not a popularity contest but about speaking the truth and standing up for what is right. They should shift the focus from me and place priority on the matters at hand, and place it on the safety of Nigerians, rescuing the abducted girls, deleting the bill that legally puts our little girls in the hands of pedophiles, paying attention to the amount of women dying from domestic violence daily, unemployment, inadequate health care, proper education, pension funds, economic development and all the other things that are affecting the nation.
From where i stand "if you ask me
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