Nigerian Actress Empress Njamah Ex Boyfriend George Wade Arrested In Liberia

Nigerian Actress Empress Njamah Ex Boyfriend George Wade Arrested In Liberia

Nollywood actress Empress Njamah has confirmed the recent arrest of her former lover George Wade, who has been accused of domestic abuse and blackmail after their relationship ended on a sour note. The actress took to her Instastory on Monday to confirm that he had been arrested in Liberia. In the video shared by the actress, George Wade can be seen being led out by security operatives in handcuffs. Njamah captioned the video, “Our God is not asleep,” confirming that the arrest was a result of the alleged abuse she endured during their relationship.

The relationship between Njamah and Wade has been a topic of interest among Nollywood fans since the actress first revealed that she had been scammed, beaten, and held hostage by Wade before her eventual escape. The situation escalated when a video of the actress wearing an engagement ring went viral, leading many to believe that the couple was engaged.

Njamah later revealed that the video was made under duress and was not a sign of her willingness to marry Wade.

The confirmation of Wade’s arrest has been met with mixed reactions from fans and followers of the actress. Many have expressed their support for the actress and commended her bravery in speaking out against abuse. Others have criticized her for not taking legal action against Wade sooner, while some have expressed skepticism about the arrest, questioning whether or not justice will be served.

The issue of domestic violence has been a prevalent one in Nigeria, and Njamah’s story sheds light on the need for victims to speak out and seek help. It is hoped that the arrest of George Wade will serve as a deterrent to others who engage in domestic abuse and that victims will be encouraged to come forward and seek justice.

As the case continues to unfold, it is essential to remember that domestic violence is a serious issue that affects many people worldwide. It is up to us as a society to work together to create a world where abuse is not tolerated, and victims are supported in seeking justice and healing. The arrest of George Wade is a step in the right direction, but there is still a long way to go in the fight against domestic violence.