- Jasmine Okafor, Mr. Ibu’s adopted daughter, faces backlash for allegedly taking over the actor’s TikTok account, with 1.1 million followers, following his sudden death.
- In an Instagram post, vlogger Tosin Silverdam accused Jasmine of swiftly personalizing the account.
- Tosin shared a screenshot of the account, now under Jasmine’s name, questioning her motives for claiming ownership and deleting its content.
Jasmine Okafor, the adopted daughter of the late veteran actor Mr. Ibu, comes under fire amid accusations of converting the actor’s TikTok account, of 1.1 million followers, into her own.
The actor’s sudden death attributed to a cardiac arrest following complications from high post-surgery blood pressure, shocked many.
In an Instagram post by controversial vlogger Tosin Silverdam, Jasmine faced allegations of swiftly personalizing Mr. Ibu’s TikTok account.
Questions arose regarding her actions, prompting mixed comments from social media users.
Sharing a screenshot of the account which already had Jasmine’s name on it, Tosin questioned her motives for claiming ownership of the actor’s page and deleting all its content.
Reports have it that Jasmine Okafor had previously set up the TikTok account for Mr Ibu and managed it on his behalf for several years.
The sudden transition of ownership and deletion of content have sparked controversy and raised eyebrows within the online community, with many questioning Jasmine’s intentions.
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Reacting, One @lovethawusi wrote: “She has d right to do so. U guys told her to leave the family.”
chinanu_20 wrote: “Weda alive or dead, she have done a bad thing by removing ibu”s videos and pictures, if he was her biological father as she clm she wouldn’t av done that. Desperate woman.”
elvisjuniorpaul wrote: “With your head like accurate time keeper bell….after you done talk one thing you come dey change mouth fear fear.”
pauleno1 wrote: “Shebi when the wife was complaining some people were saying Jasmine dey help Mr Ibu . Now see am.”
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