https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGsBwYmGkdk

In his first-ever interview since he regained freedom, Olajide Kareem, commonly called Seun Egbegbe, has said the police unjustly jailed him for six years for an offence he never committed.

The Lagos socialite, known for his lavish lifestyle, finally regained his freedom after spending five years and six months in prison.

He was incarcerated on 10 February 2017, while his trial officially began on 10 May 2017, with over 30 BDC operators storming the court to testify against him.

The police said that he fraudulently obtained money from fewer than 40 Bureau De Change operators in Lagos from 2015 to 2017.

Mr Kareem, who became famous over his love affair with a Nollywood actress, Toyin Abraham, a few years ago, was said to have been abandoned by his colleagues and protégés during his travail.

In an interview with BBC, Mr Kareem described his incarceration as a blessing in disguise as his prison experience helped him identify his enemies disguised as friends around him.

He said: “Those I thought were my friends before I had that issue, I found out were my enemies after I returned from prison. None of my explanations will be acceptable to some people, and they will keep saying it’s a lie because there are too many enemies around me, but I thank God for life.

Nah only God dey save us ooh

He's lucky sha

jibrinyahaya355:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGsBwYmGkdk

In his first-ever interview since he regained freedom, Olajide Kareem, commonly called Seun Egbegbe, has said the police unjustly jailed him for six years for an offence he never committed.

The Lagos socialite, known for his lavish lifestyle, finally regained his freedom after spending five years and six months in prison.

He was incarcerated on 10 February 2017, while his trial officially began on 10 May 2017, with over 30 BDC operators storming the court to testify against him.

The police said that he fraudulently obtained money from fewer than 40 Bureau De Change operators in Lagos from 2015 to 2017.

Mr Kareem, who became famous over his love affair with a Nollywood actress, Toyin Abraham, a few years ago, was said to have been abandoned by his colleagues and protégés during his travail.

In an interview with BBC, Mr Kareem described his incarceration as a blessing in disguise as his prison experience helped him identify his enemies disguised as friends around him.

He said: “Those I thought were my friends before I had that issue, I found out were my enemies after I returned from prison. None of my explanations will be acceptable to some people, and they will keep saying it’s a lie because there are too many enemies around me, but I thank God for life.

And where did he say so I want to know already . I won't b surprised to see this going to front page

The prison experience helped him to identify his enemies

So all the 40 Bureau De Change operators dey lie abi?

Like seriously abi

That's the trouble with playing in a risky racket like currency dealings.

Like the prison no teach am anything, he should go and steal no more.

In Gandalf's voice:

Breathe the free air again my friend

They shld tell him iPhone14 is out

Babes haba
Him still Dey get update for prison na...

mytime24:
They shld tell him iPhone14 is out

This guy, the whole Ikeja know am as professional conman, na the work e dey do be dat everybody know..same way Orisefemi is well known as a crackhead whóremaster throughout all the drug-dens and brothels of Ikeja

Hmm