Stella Maris Okafor, the wife of Nollywood actor John Okafor, popularly known as Mr Ibu, addresses allegations surrounding the millions of Naira donated for her husband’s health. Reports circulated recently accusing Stella of making unnecessary demands and attempting to divert funds for her personal use.
Cry for Clarity: Stella Maris Dispels Malicious Allegations
In a statement posted on Instagram, Stella Maris Okafor vehemently denies the accusations leveled against her regarding the donations made for Mr Ibu’s medical care.
She describes the claims as malicious and points fingers at Jasmine Chioma Okeke, the adopted daughter of Mr Ibu, for spreading false rumors about her.
Family Dynamics Unveiled: Alleged Interference and Plots
Stella Maris reveals an ongoing family feud, suggesting a plot to oust her from her marriage. She hints at Jasmine’s excessive interference in family matters and promises to address the issue at the right time. The statement alludes to a larger family dynamic at play, contributing to the strife surrounding the use of the donated funds.
Control of Donations: Bank Account Controversy
One of the major contentions revolves around the bank account where donations for Mr Ibu’s health are being collected.
Stella Maris claims that Jasmine secretly controls this account, alleging that false accusations are being made against her to gain absolute control over the funds. The dispute highlights a lack of trust and transparency within the family.
Biological Daughter Controversy: Past Revelations Resurface
The recent clash follows Stella Maris’s earlier public disclosure that Jasmine is not Mr Ibu’s biological daughter.
This revelation, implying a romantic connection between Mr Ibu and Jasmine, was refuted by Ibu’s sons from a previous relationship. The resurfacing of this controversy adds complexity to the ongoing family disputes.
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