Nigerian businessman Emeka Okonkwo, widely known as E-Money, announced the apprehension of one individual who purportedly accused him of being involved in the death of late Nollywood actor John Odonwodo, known as Junior Pope, and of having sexual affair with the wife of the deceased.
Recall that barely one week ago, the socialist had asked netizens to aid in tracking down those involved in character assassination with the aim of misleading the members of the public as well.
The 43-year-old social personality revealed through his Instagram handle on Thursday that one of the individuals, whose name was not disclosed, was arrested by members of the Nigeria Police Force.
He described the apprehension as a “significant step towards ending the scourge of cyberbullying.”
Expressing his gratitude, E-Money hailed the members of the police force for their efforts towards the arrest of the content creator.
“I’m relieved to share that one of the individuals responsible for the character assassination against me has been apprehended by the Nigeria Police Force and will face prosecution.
“This is a significant step towards ending the scourge of cyberbullying. My heartfelt gratitude goes out to the diligent officers of the Nigerian Police Force for their unwavering commitment to justice.”
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Reactions From Netizens
Charles Inojie reacted to the post by writing: “Wetin Facebook views /likes go do una for dis country still dey gather momentum. You spew falsehood and disparage an innocent person just because you want your selfish post to go viral? Continue, body go phone you.”
His younger brother with the Instagram name iam_kcee noted that this was the end of ill behaviour on his elder, he wrote “No more forgiving anyone anymore, it’s problem time.”
Another Instagram user, Stentush wrote: “Enough is enough, say no to cyber bullying, he must explain everything, no more forgiving.“
As of the time of writing this report, the Nigerian Police Force was yet to comment.
