Tonto Dikeh, Ubi Franklin, other celebrities react as popular Lagos club vows to release debtors list

The management of a popular club in Lagos has taken to social media with a post threatening to release the names of popular figures with outstanding debts.

In a photo post that surfaced on the Instagram page of the club identified as Escape Lagos, the management made its intentions known about releasing a list of debtors that includes celebrities, top politicians, internet fraudsters and slay queens that have all refused to pay up their bills after enjoying a nice time in the club.

The photo was accompanied with a caption in which the management further revealed the need to put sentiments aside and deny the popular submission that customers should not be exposed in a bid to enjoy a healthy business to customer relationship.

Heeding this submission in the past had led to the management of the club keeping mute on their defectors, but this unfortunately, led to the business closing down.

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See the post below:

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Reacting to the news, a number of popular faces in the Nigerian entertainment scene were spotted in the comment section. See comments from, , Sound Sultan, Ubi Frankflin and Special Spesh below:

soundsultan: How can you owe ESCAPE and think you can ESCAPE ESCAPE

specialspesh: Scatter d Boma clay list please

samklef:

kemen_fitness: I no too remember, but e dey like say I been pay my own ooo

ubifranklintriplemg:

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Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh had particularly pleaded with the owner of the club to desist from his plans to ridicule debtors of the establishment. See her comment below:

tontolet: As your friend i am not in support of this, Richard hire a lawyer and chase these debtors..dont make the world change you my nigga, free this thing i dey beg you charlie!! I truly understand,i prolly wld be one of the only ones who understands but brotherly no one deserves the shame!! I they beg you blood #sue them and show up at every of their show, just carry me go them go pay.. Free this thing gee!! #respectblood

In another post that surfaced on the page, Escape Lagos boss, Richard Nnadi popularly known as Duke of Spades, reacted to Tonto Dikeh’s plea to abort the mission. He said he was going to have to disobey her call to stay quiet as his debtors were still in business while his own establishment takes the heat for their excesses.

See his post below:

Meanwhile, Legit.ng had previously gathered the report of Nollywood teen actress Regina Daniels who had taken to social media to share photos of a luxury N3.3 million Rolex watch she purchased. The luxury item had come days after she bought a new car and gifted her mother a luxury mansion.

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