Edeson ONLINE News authoritatively gathered that a secondary school teacher, Mrs. Gloria Ayogu, on Sunday said she would consider legal ac
tions against Nollywood actor, Nkem Owoh, popularly known as Osuofia, if he failed to pay damages for allegedly demolishing her house in Enugu State. Mrs. Gloria Ayogu who is a widow and an employee of Federal Government College, Enugu, has since 2008 been at war with Owoh over a piece of land at 9, Ikpeama Street, Emeheluaku Layout, Trans-Ekulu in Enugu metropolis. The widow said she had long reported the case to the police and vowed to see the matter to the end. She said her late husband bought and registered the landed property before he died in 2004.
She claims that Osuofia and his thugs appeared in 2008 and threatened her for four years against building on the land.”
According to her, shortly after she completed the bungalow, which she said she built with a loan, and was on the verge of moving in, Osuofia finally made good his threats and pulled down the house on September 30, 2012.
Narrating her story further, Mrs. Gloria Ayogu said, “The property was bought same year my husband died and was registered in his name. We started developing it until my husband took ill and later died, about three months after we relocated from where we were living.
“Some years later I discovered that the documents to the property were missing. I searched everywhere but could not find them. I went to the man who sold the land to us and he advised that I report to the state Ministry of Lands. I went there and they asked me to put up a newspaper publication on the missing document, which I did in about three different newspapers.
“I first went to the police and obtained police extract before the loss of document was published. I also put a caveat on the property so that no buyer would come in case people attempted to use it for fraud.
“We were living at Egwuaga Street then, so we relocated to 9, Ikpeama Street in Trans-Ekulu, Enugu. The land registrar gave me new documents covering the property and he advised me to be vigilant and look after my land.
“In 2006, Nkem Owoh, popularly known as Osuofia and some people came to ask me who I was and if I was the owner of the property.”
Mrs. Gloria Ayogu stated that Osuofia also asked her if she was legally married to her late husband, and if she was ready to go to court should the need arise.
She said, “I didn’t see them for some time until one day he resurfaced and said I have to stop work on the site because at that time I had started building. Not long afterwards, he demolished the house.”
The embittered Gloria Ayogu added that she would not be intimidated and was not ready to lose the only property her late husband left for her and her children.
However, when contacted by our correspondent, the actor denied the allegations.
Osuofia said, “This woman is going to put herself in trouble. I bought a land and the land is causing trouble between the woman and her husband’s first wife. They are struggling over the same piece of land, so why would the woman say it was me that demolished her house?”
“Why is she trying to scandalise my name when she knows there is a family dispute over the land? I don’t know anything about the demolition. I bought the property but they are having problems there, I mean the two wives. Why wouldn't this woman go to court and sort these things out once and for all?”
While Owoh insisted Mrs. Gloria Ayogu and her co-wife were struggling over the land, the widow maintained that she was the only wife of her husband and that there was no tussle over the land.
When Osuofia was asked to give the contacts of whoever sold the land to him, he said it was long he bought it and had lost touch with the people.
QUESTIONS:
- Who is telling the Truth? The widow or Osufia?
- Would you say OSUFIA is a wicked man for demolishing the widow’s properties or Is He only fighting for his RIGHT?
- How would you describe Osufia?, Is he Tricky, Funny or Inhuman?
- What if he is not the owner of the LAND? If he is found guilty, what should be done to him?
- Does this story sounds like a movie to you?
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According to her, shortly after she completed the bungalow, which she said she built with a loan, and was on the verge of moving in, Osuofia finally made good his threats and pulled down the house on September 30, 2012.
Narrating her story further, Mrs. Gloria Ayogu said, “The property was bought same year my husband died and was registered in his name. We started developing it until my husband took ill and later died, about three months after we relocated from where we were living.
“Some years later I discovered that the documents to the property were missing. I searched everywhere but could not find them. I went to the man who sold the land to us and he advised that I report to the state Ministry of Lands. I went there and they asked me to put up a newspaper publication on the missing document, which I did in about three different newspapers.
“I first went to the police and obtained police extract before the loss of document was published. I also put a caveat on the property so that no buyer would come in case people attempted to use it for fraud.
“We were living at Egwuaga Street then, so we relocated to 9, Ikpeama Street in Trans-Ekulu, Enugu. The land registrar gave me new documents covering the property and he advised me to be vigilant and look after my land.
“In 2006, Nkem Owoh, popularly known as Osuofia and some people came to ask me who I was and if I was the owner of the property.”
Mrs. Gloria Ayogu stated that Osuofia also asked her if she was legally married to her late husband, and if she was ready to go to court should the need arise.
She said, “I didn’t see them for some time until one day he resurfaced and said I have to stop work on the site because at that time I had started building. Not long afterwards, he demolished the house.”
The embittered Gloria Ayogu added that she would not be intimidated and was not ready to lose the only property her late husband left for her and her children.
However, when contacted by our correspondent, the actor denied the allegations.
Osuofia said, “This woman is going to put herself in trouble. I bought a land and the land is causing trouble between the woman and her husband’s first wife. They are struggling over the same piece of land, so why would the woman say it was me that demolished her house?”
“Why is she trying to scandalise my name when she knows there is a family dispute over the land? I don’t know anything about the demolition. I bought the property but they are having problems there, I mean the two wives. Why wouldn't this woman go to court and sort these things out once and for all?”
While Owoh insisted Mrs. Gloria Ayogu and her co-wife were struggling over the land, the widow maintained that she was the only wife of her husband and that there was no tussle over the land.
When Osuofia was asked to give the contacts of whoever sold the land to him, he said it was long he bought it and had lost touch with the people.
QUESTIONS:
- Who is telling the Truth? The widow or Osufia?
- Would you say OSUFIA is a wicked man for demolishing the widow’s properties or Is He only fighting for his RIGHT?
- How would you describe Osufia?, Is he Tricky, Funny or Inhuman?
- What if he is not the owner of the LAND? If he is found guilty, what should be done to him?
- Does this story sounds like a movie to you?
FACEBOOK COMMENTS:
- Adekunle Adeyemi Oluwaxeunayofunmi likes this.
- Zack Ramat Hmmmm! More lyk a movie. I wish Nkem backs out of dz. He is too rspctd internationally to stoop dz low to demolish a widow's house. If he actually bot d same land of contention he shd jz quietly withdraw n leav evrytn in God's hand.
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- Onyinye Stelly Ifeanyichukwu I wnt blame nkem, and i dnt support him either. Non of them is guilty until either of them is proven guilty or innocent as the case maybe. Let us nt be over taken by sentiment.
- Bennard Ahupa Were u guys there? You talk rubbish what about de second wife ? Why can't de woman rush to police wen she saw people demolishing her house? Ibo people love fighting for land
- Bennard Ahupa Am not supporting him anyway buh we should main de way we talk! Though bros said 419 is a game everybody de play am and him na master so no p
- Rita Andrew · Friends with Vivian Paul Foh and 2 othersdnt mind pple dt r always quick 2 judge...if d widow is sure of her claims y nt du it thru d proper channels rather than rush 2 d media..nigerians wil always b nigerians!
- Folaseye Adebanjo Dnt b quick 2 judge! Tins lyk dis apun al d tym so wats special abt dis? Is it becos he is a star? If d so kold widow is sure of her story den let her go tru d ryt chanel or go nd av a retink. Only God knws who is at fault.
- Jack Okoye Somehow confused, bt i don't think Osuofia will do a thing like dis.
Only God knows d truth!!! - Chidimma Rich Life is not all about you alone, it's about you and the people, it's about you and the generations to come. Be careful of what you do to people. You may be right but, do you have a proof?
- Kachy Emmanuel We need to hear from Ofuofia b4 we cast our judgement. But come to tink of, i believe this a movie & wish to hear and watch the part 2. Up Ofuofia Nwa Ezeigbo. We love u.
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- Alaribe Okechukwu Stanley @Endy, plz always try to find out the truth before publishing and scanderlizing somebody's name, let alone a well known star.
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- Endy Edeson @Alaribe, i don't just post. i make enough research before i bring anything up here. this story is everywhere in the media. so i'm not scandalizing anybody. ok.
