Nigerian singer Paul Okoye, aka Rudeboy, has reacted to reports claiming the young lady who accused him of being a rapist and abuser of minors has been sentenced to six years’ imprisonment.
Kemi Filani reported last year, Paul had vowed to take legal action against a lady for making a defamatory statement about him and his previous marriage. The lady, in a tweet, had claimed that the singer had cheated on his ex-wife, Anita Okoye, with his housemaid, and Paul had vowed to use her as a scapegoat.
On Thursday, March 5, social media was agog with reports that the lady had been sentenced after she was arraigned for falsely accusing the singer of rape.
Addressing the reports in his Instagram story, Paul stated they were false.
“Fake news”, he wrote.
The second half of Psquare had questioned why feminists are always above 30. He noted how they always believe they have inner beauty.
During Paul’s messy divorce from his ex-wife, Anita, in her court filings, Anita accused Paul of sleeping with their housemaid, Florence. She claimed he was inviting Florence to hotels to carry out their illicit affairs.
The court documents revealed that Paul had thrown Anita and her sister out of the house when they discovered his affair with his housemaid. He also boasted that the reason for his actions was to ensure that Anita’s wings were clipped and that she had no one else to lean on.
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In another post, he had revealed what he considers the biggest flex in a relationship. Noting how society expects men to take care of all the responsibilities, he said his biggest flex is when a woman occasionally takes care of some things.
The former Psquare band member, had slammed this generation for living for comparison, class, level, maturity and more. He expressed anger at people who listen to this pøor mentality, psychøs, and then put themselves under pressure.
During the heat of the missing girls who travelled to Port Harcourt, the singer admonished ladies to know their worth. He noted how their major focus is on always billing men and searching for partners who have large bank accounts.