X User reportedly arrested for wishing Toyin Abraham’s son dead

Nollywood actress, Toyin Abraham, has reportedly arrested an X user who wished her son dead.

The actress, who is facing intense criticism online following her support for President Bola Tinubu during the 2023 general election, had engaged in a heated exchange with one X user identified as @Yarlo.

In the course of the heated exchange, the X user wished death on Toyin’s son. He wrote, “Your son go kpai soon.”

Toyin, in response, promised to use him as a scapegoat, to which the X user replied, “Use me as the first scapegoat.”

However, in a new development on Monday, another user who claimed to be very close to @Yarlo, alleged that the X user was arrested by the Lagos State Police Command for cyberbullying Toyin Abraham.

Reaching out for help on behalf of the arrested X user, @Reedah wrote: “Hello I’m Reedah and Yarlo is my friend. Heard from his mother that he was arrested 4 days ago. I heard that the police came from Lagos to arrest him for cyber bullying Toyin Abraham. Pls any help you can render will deeply appreciate you.”

However, efforts made by DAILY POST to reach the spokesperson of the Lagos State Police Command, Benjamin Hundeyin, via phone calls and text messages for comments on the arrest were unsuccessful.

Credit: Dailypost

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