“Focus on Corrupt Leaders” – Okon Lagos Weighs In on E-Money’s Arrest Over Currency Abuse

• Okon Lagos, a comic actor, has expressed his opinion on the arrest of E-Money by the EFCC for alleged Naira and dollar abuse.

• The EFCC has arrested E-Money for alleged abuse of Naira and Dollar at Obi Cubana’s birthday party, as reported by Gistlover.

Comic actor Okon Lagos has weighed in on the arrest of businessman E-Money by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) over alleged abuse of the Naira and Dollar at Obi Cubana’s birthday party.

Earlier today, Gistlover reported that the EFCC detained E-Money, sparking an outcry online. Critics pointed out that while the billionaire’s children were allegedly left unchecked, there were accusations of Naira abuse at the event.

In his response to the arrest, Okon Lagos questioned why E-Money was being held accountable for “abusing” the dollar in a country where the foreign currency continues to undermine the local currency. He expressed his disapproval of the EFCC’s focus on this issue, suggesting that the commission should instead prioritize the incarceration of corrupt leaders who are responsible for the economic challenges Nigeria faces.

Okon Lagos shared his thoughts, urging the EFCC to focus on the “bad, corrupt leaders who ruin the economy,” while the Naira struggles against the dominance of the Dollar.

Despite the controversy, E-Money was released from custody a few hours later, after his arrest had made headlines.

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In other news, Dermatologist Dr. Bea has reacted to Nollywood actress Angela Okorie’s viral video, which has stirred speculation about cosmetic surgery.

Angela Okorie recently faced mixed reactions after footage of her on a movie set surfaced online, leading to rumors that she may have undergone a BBL (Brazilian Butt Lift) procedure.

Addressing the buzz, Dr. Bea shared an Instagram post, using the video as a warning to Nollywood actresses. She advised them to practice moderation when considering cosmetic enhancements.

Dr. Bea emphasized that while BBLs might suit social media influencers, actresses should focus more on showcasing their talent than enhancing their appearance.

She wrote:
“The viral video of Angela Okorie is a wake-up call for Nigerian actresses. Less is more when it comes to cosmetic enhancement. And please, can we reconsider the BBL trend? It’s fine for influencers, but when it comes to acting, do we really want to see your curves more than your craft? Are you here for sex appeal or your acting skills? Nigerian actresses, it’s time to think before you enhance. What do you think?”

Her statement has sparked wider discussions about body image and professionalism in the entertainment industry.