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Drama as Mr Ibu’s wife, Stella Maris, and his daughter, Jasmine Okafor reportedly clash again over his donation
The conflict between ailing Nollywood actor, John Okafor, also known as Mr Ibu’s wife, Stella Maris, and his adopted daughter, Stella Maris, appears to be ongoing.
Gistlover, an anonymous Instagram blog, reported that the two are currently at odds over his donation while releasing images of a purported chat from Jasmine’s pal.
According to the blog, his wife wishes to use the donation funds to fund her luxurious lifestyle, since she frequently mentions purchasing an iPhone 15 and new cars.
According to the blog, Mr Ibu’s wife used her account to get N1 million from the donation.
The shocking revelation has left many divided, while some slammed Jasmine Okafor for constantly interfering in his marital issues, others questioned his wife’s intention for her husband.
One Omalicha Nenye wrote, “Mr Ibu’s wife has full right over her husband’s account
One Edna wrote, “Bringing a 3rd party in your home is bad. Jasmine that his wife, whatever she wants to do with the money is her right, and the only people who can intervene are his Sisters/brothers.
One Miryam Atsagbadekor wrote, “That’s his wife. Period. Jasmine should get out!!
One Oriaku Eternal wrote, “At the end of the day that woman is his wife, has over two kids for him. Why should you be dragging money matters with her
One I Am Jane Jude wrote, “Why is this Jasmine girl controlling this man’s affairs? I don’t understand this, why is she controlling his wife
One Beauty By Char wrote, “I’m beginning to wonder if the wife is the problem because she looks like she doesn’t want to do nothing but collect money. Jesus the man hasn’t even died yet oo
It is no longer news that Mr Ibu is currently in the hospital, battling an ailment, which has cost him his leg.
Jasmine revealed that his leg was amputated to increase his chances of recovery as he had undergone 7 successful surgeries.
Following the news of his ailment, many Nigerian celebrities like Davido, Psquare, Tunde Ednut, and more rallied to his aid.
