A new twist has emerged in the ongoing saga between businesswoman Tracy Ohiri and Nigeria’s Minister of Works David Umahi, as she revealed shocking details about how social media influencers got caught up in her long-running dispute. Watch What Happened.
In an interview on the KaaTruths show, Ohiri explained that she has been publicly demanding payment since 2023, using social media to repeatedly push for the settlement of the alleged debt. Several online personalities reportedly amplified her claims over time, but one incident stood out.
According to Ohiri, “Even VDM posted me in 2023; I was on Tunde Ednut… In fact, there was one that Tunde Ednut posted when he had over 7 million followers, and Tunde posted me today, the next day, they put down his page.” The sudden deletion of the influencer’s account after posting about her case sparked intense online speculation and became a major talking point at the time.
Despite the controversy, Ohiri insisted that she continued her fight for what she claims is rightfully hers. She stressed that her goal has always been simply to receive the payment owed, not to create online drama.
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— Reported by Naijaonpoint Global Desk
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