Sandra Edoho, the estranged wife of media personality Frank Edoho, has responded to a social media troll who labelled her “our favourite cheating wife.”
The interior designer recently shared a new photo on her social media page, attracting reactions from her followers and other users.
Among the comments was a remark from a troll who referred to Sandra as the internet’s “favourite cheating wife.”
“Our favourite cheating wife,” the troll wrote.
Sandra appeared unfazed by the remark and responded with a brief but fiery comeback, seemingly accepting the label while referring to the commenter as a “bitch.”
“Yes bitch,” she replied.
Her response has since drawn attention online, with social media users reacting to the exchange between the designer and the troll.
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In other news… A video showing a tense encounter between a Customs officer and a man wearing Meta AI glasses at a checkpoint has sparked reactions online, with Nigerians debating the right to record security personnel during official checks.Africans & Diaspora
The incident, according to the viral footage circulating on social media, began after the officer appeared to challenge the man over the recording capability of his glasses. The confrontation has since triggered discussions about transparency, privacy and the use of wearable recording devices during security operations.
Meta’s AI glasses are equipped with cameras and microphones, while a front-facing light is designed to indicate when the device is recording. Meta says the capture LED is intended to make recording visible to people nearby.
The development comes amid growing attention around the use of AI-powered glasses for recording interactions with security personnel. A similar incident involving a Nigerian traveller and security operatives reportedly went viral earlier this year after he allegedly used Ray-Ban Meta glasses to document a roadside encounter.
The latest footage has generated mixed reactions, with some social media users questioning why the officer was concerned about being recorded, while others argued that the man should have been transparent about using the glasses.
