Portable’s Wife Petitions Police Over Popular DJ’s Threat To Expose Sex Tape

 

 

Omobewaji Ewatomi, the wife of controversial singer Portable, has filed a petition against DJ Chicken over an alleged threat to release her sex tape.

Ewatomi shared the details of the petition on her Instagram page on Friday.

The singer’s wife, in a petition dated November 10 to the Nigerian Police, accused DJ Chicken, identified as Abiodun Ademola, of making life unbearable for her and her family.

The petition reads: “I’m a law-abiding woman and happily married with kids for my husband.

“I wish to bring to your notice the criminal activities of the aforementioned person and his cohorts, who have vowed to make life unbearable for me and my family.

“Some few months ago, DJ Chicken called me and threatened to expose me on social media that he had a video of me having sex with someone and that if I don’t cooperate, he will publish it online.”

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