Segun Olaoluwa, the Nigerian Tiktoker who had claimed that Nollywood actress Dayo Amusa was allegedly living with Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) has come out to share his experience after he was locked up over the false claim.
It would be recalled that the actress via her social media had debunked the reports, threatening to make the TikToker a scapegoat for making such a false claim about her. Unfortunately for the TikToker, the actress took the case to the police and got the TikToker arrested.
Taking to his social media after his release, Olaoluwa recounted his horrible experience while in Yaba Panti, describing it as the worst experience of his life after the demise of his mother.
He said: “I was locked up for two days in Yaba Panti because I posted that Actress Dayo Amusa has HIV. That was the worst experience of my life after the demise of my mum. When I entered the cell, one of the rugged looking guys there told me to prostrate and greet them. There was no furniture there, only four pit latrines and an uncovered window with mosquitoes entering.
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“I begged them I wanted to use the pit latrine and they allowed. You can’t imagine how the Latrine looks like and the terrible smell coming out of there. There is no door separating the latrine from the cell so it’s just as if you are sleeping inside the latrine. They told me I was lucky because the cell was the best there. If it was to be the second cell, they would have welcomed me with serious beating because there was no camera and light there”
He added that while he was at Panti, one of the cellmate, recognised him and protected him from the others. He further thanked the actress for forgiving him.
” Luckily for me, One of the leaders in the cell recognized me and he said he followed me on TikTok. He protected me and didn’t allow me to suffer what they did to other newcomers. We were like 60 in one cell.
“Some of the inmates told me it was the same cell Naira Marley was locked up. Inmates slept on the cold tiles with mosquitoes biting them.
“The leaders slept on the haggard bunk beds. The guy that recognised me used his influence to give me a smelly wretched bed to sleep on. I want to thank Aunty Dayo Amusa for forgiving me. If not that she changed her mind,” he concluded.
