A lie from the pit of hell – Actress Dakore Egbuson-Akande rubbishes allegation of being Akpabio’s ‘side chic’

Veteran Nollywood Actress Dakore Egbuson-Akande has dismissed the allegations that she was romantically involved with Nigerian politician and Senate President, Godwill Akpabio.

TheNewsGuru.com (TNG) reports that an Instagram gossip blog had over the weekend alleged that the Senate president is having an illicit affairs with some famous Nigerian celebrities.

This comes after the Akpabio publicly humiliated Kogi female senator, Natasha Akpoti on the floor of the senate.

In a video posted on Dakore’s Instagram page on Monday, the visibly upset actress refuted the allegations made against her by blogger Gistlover.

Dakore who expressed her disappointment and anger over the claims, explained that she had just arrived in the US for a summer vacation, which had kept her offline.

She stated that she started receiving numerous calls alerting her to what she described as “a very wicked lie.”

I must say I am very disappointed, I am very shocked, I am appalled, and I want to categorically state that I have never ever in my life met the Senate President.

“I have not had any cause to see him or to be in the same room with him, not to talk of being one of his ‘side chics’.

“Hello, I am married, happily married, I have two beautiful children and I have always been above board in my dealings with everyone.

“So for a blogger, a jobless wicked blogger to decide to put my name amongst women who have been with this man is totally wicked and totally unfounded, it is a lie from the pit of hell,” she said.

Dakore emphasised that she is ready to take legal action, stating that the said blogger have targeted the wrong person.

She expressed her determination not to let a blog tarnish her hard-earned reputation.

The controversy began on Sunday when the controversial blogger released a list of women allegedly having romantic affairs with Akpabio despite his marital status.

The list included celebrities such as Ini Edo, Nancy Isime, Hilda Baci, Dakore, Nwanneka Nkumah, Nnadi Shontel, and others.