Nollywood actress Uche Ogbodo has cried out over the robbery attack on her clothing store, which cost her close to fifty million naira.
There had been gossip about the robbery attack on social media, hours before she confirmed the news. A gossip blog had claimed that the actress’s store was robbed and goods worth millions were carted away.
A few minutes ago, Uche Ogbodo took to her Instagram page to lament the wickedness that had melted on her business. The mother of two expressed her tiredness due to the weight of keeping a business afloat.
According to the post on Instagram, Uche had lost clover to 50 million naira this year.
“I’m already tired! The World is just too wicked! How does one stay afloat with so much weight on them? It feels like staying under water is safer. Loosing close to 50 million a year as a business person. My God! Strong Woman in the Mud! I’m tired!”
Her colleagues, friends and followers toon to her comment section to console her on the loss.
naijabrandinfluencer wrote, “Ha this is too much. Those securities should be held accountable I feel so sad. May God give you back all you have lost and more in a million fold. And whosoever has a hand in trying to bring you down may that person never go unpunished.”
classy_cassii wrote, “This is so so bad!
So sorry Goddess”
hameedahtoyo wrote, “Not sure these people understand that we are in this economy together,how can you do this to your fellow human for God’s sake?”
gladyspropertieslimited wrote, “This is pure wickedness, so sorry Goddess, it’s well, God almighty will provide by his grace AMEN.”
Kemi Filani recalls that Uche Ogbodo penned useful advice to her single colleagues who were planning to marry.
The beautiful mom and wife wrote an online message for her Nollywood colleagues about marrying in the industry to preserve one’s marriage.
She admonished her single colleagues to marry themselves rather than look outside the industry with claims that the industry is filled with husband and wife.
She went on to narrate the importance of marrying from the industry, claiming that one’s colleague understands the job better than an outsider. She also made a case for the females in the industry, saying they make the best wives.
