Marital Crisis: Fani-Kayode's ex-bodyguard Speaks on Allegations levelled Against him by his Actress Wife
- Femi Fani-Kayode's ex-bodyguard, Bako Maina, is out to clear his name of the allegations leveled against him in a national newspaper
- Fani-Kayode and his actress wife, Precious Chikwendu, have been dragging their domestic staff into their marital crisis
- While shedding light on the kind of relationship that existed between his boss and wife, the former bodyguard said Precious had six of her family members and 15 nannies living with her
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The crisis ongoing in former aviation minister, Femi Fani-Kayode, and his estranged Nollywood actress and former beauty queen wife, Precious Chikwendu, is not anywhere near ending as there have been allegations and counter-allegations flying from both sides of the parties with their domestic staff taking sides.
One of the ex-bodyguards of the politician, Bako Maina, has come out with a video in which he said he is trying to clear his name of the allegations leveled against him by his former boss's wife Precious, in a national newspaper.
According to Bako, who was a bodyguard and security consultant to Fani-Kayode, he was never called nor reached out to by the newspaper's representative on any issue of violence committed by his boss. He said he was totally shocked at all the reports flying around quoting him.
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Maina, in a video, shared on his Facebook timeline said he was initially a bodyguard to the politician who later asked him to secure his wife but the latter refused thus his withdrawal.
Shedding more light on the relationship between her boss and his wife, Maina noted that the actress wife of Fani-Kayode had six of her family members (her late mother, aunty, two younger brothers, sister, and one older brother) living in her matrimonial home with her husband and children for four to five years.
He stated further that Precious had 15 nannies looking after her four children.
Watch the video below:
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Meanwhile, Nigerians have reacted to the released video in varying manners. Many were concerned about the bodyguard's safety after the video:
Ohegam Iyoba Fruitfulness: "Whom should we believe? I hope the police sends aids to protect you... Because you Don wash hands with politicians"
Aliyu Abdullahi Abubakar: "Bk pls becare full watch out your backs wen u make a move, this ppl are evils pls BK watch out God will be with u n us all"
Joseph Orinya: "Take it easy bro"
Some were catching cruise with the whole drama playing out:
Emeka Martins: "Femi house of commotion part 7, FFK should be ashamed of himself."
Kefas Gyang Pam: "I notice since the time FFK went to receive that chieftaincy in Zamfara, he started having problems or the problems in his family started going public."
Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that Femi Fani-Kayode's estranged wife Precious Chikwendu sent a message to the politician through her official Instagram page. The ex-beauty queen, Precious stated that she is out to fight for the custody of her kids.
According to her, she is coming for her ex-husband and won't stop until the sun stands still.
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