Mr Ibu’s Alleged First Wife Accuses Stella Marris of Mismanaging Funds, Selling Properties
Mr Ibu’s Alleged First Wife Accuses Stella Marris of Mismanaging Funds

The alleged first wife of late Nollywood actor Mr Ibu has broken her silence following the emotional appeal made by his widow, Stella Marris. In a video statement, she accused Stella Marris of selling off properties belonging to the late actor and mismanaging funds that were donated by Nigerians.

Stella Marris’ Public Cry for Help

Recently, Stella Marris appeared in an interview with influencer King Mitchy, where she described the hardships she and her children have faced since Mr Ibu’s death. She claimed they fetch water from a well because she cannot afford rent, their electricity has been disconnected for two months, and they rely on neighbours to charge their phones. The interview prompted widespread sympathy, but also drew a sharp response from the alleged first wife.

Allegations of Financial Misconduct

In her video, the alleged first wife made several serious accusations against Stella Marris. She alleged that Stella arrested her son and Jasmine, the people who were taking care of Mr Ibu, because of the money Nigerians had donated. “Later, they were released, but our husband eventually died. Yet you never stopped there. You sold the land in Enugu for about 18 million without telling anybody, and you shared it with your children,” she said.

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She further claimed that Stella Marris sold Mr Ibu’s Lagos house and took money meant for the actor’s burial. “After the burial of our husband, Stella, you and your gang took away all the money. You left the village with everything. Karma is real, and it is coming after you,” she declared.

Dispute Over Mr Ibu’s Children

The alleged first wife also criticised Stella Marris for presenting her children as Mr Ibu’s only offspring. “Every time you present your children as the only Mr Ibu’s children. What about Amara, Verintan, Onyebuchi, the twins in Port Harcourt? Are they not my husband’s children?” she asked. She concluded by urging Stella Marris to let the late actor rest in peace, stating, “The man who made you what you are today is gone, yet you don’t want to give him peace in the grave. Keep begging on social media, but karma must surely come.”

Social Media Reactions

The video sparked a wave of reactions on social media. User hommiesvibe questioned the timing of the allegations, writing, “Why haven't you posted all this stuff before until when @kingmitchymedia is involved, bro your heart is evil and bitter.” Another user, sarimaofgoodlife, commented, “5th wife? Omo no be small thing Mr Ibu do o?” User demmypnails supported the alleged first wife, saying, “First wife will always be the best wife.” Meanwhile, mikevista expressed surprise: “But wait o, how come a fifth wife has so much power to do all these things? Na wa oo.” User eagleeyez.of.ratels encouraged the first son to “expose them all.” Maffyteflon remarked on the donations: “Mumu Nigerians don already donate 7 million Mitchy don collect percentage.” Itz_meddinah noted, “Not everybody can be wrong about one person; different people are saying the same thing about her.” Symplystacy praised the alleged first wife’s investigative skills, and de_incredible001 added, “That woman sold Ibu's house at Ikota, Lekki, Lagos, beside Askamaya.”

Resurfaced Video Adds Fuel

Amid the ongoing controversy, an old video has resurfaced in which Jasmine, Mr Ibu’s adopted daughter, spoke with Daddy Freeze about the family’s situation. In that interview, Jasmine claimed that Stella was well taken care of while Mr Ibu was alive, and that some of the actor’s friends had called him to complain that Stella wanted to sell one of his properties. The resurfaced video has further intensified the public debate over the late actor’s legacy and the handling of his assets.

The new allegations have stirred fresh controversy around Mr Ibu’s family, with many Nigerians calling for transparency and accountability regarding the funds and properties left behind by the beloved actor.

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