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“She Only Showed Nigerians What She Wanted Them To See”- Man Involved In King Mitchy’s Hotel Saga Speaks Out

A man accused by popular influencer King Mitchy of diverting payments meant for a restaurant into his personal account has broken his silence, sharing his side of the controversy.

In a statement addressing the allegations, the man claimed that the video King Mitchy shared online was edited to present only the version of events she wanted Nigerians to see.

He further alleged that important details were left out of the video, insisting that the public had not been given the full picture of what transpired between them.

According to him, the incident also resulted in him spending three days in detention.

“The video she posted online was edited. She only posted what she wants Nigerians to see. I spent 3 days in detention,” he said.

His response has added another dimension to the controversy, as Nigerians await further details about the alleged diversion of restaurant payments and the circumstances surrounding his detention.

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Read some comments below:

@Emmanuel:”He’s story is very clear unless y’all just want to support your celeb”

@Adeyemo quam:”We are each others problem tbh we are this is why I don’t care if you are a celebrity or not I don’t care who you are where you came from you are just a ordinary person”

@ßïg þhêêzz:”Walahi i talk am and they drag me wetin no good lmaoo this people are not real at all”

@Kelvin Fidelis:”I’m glad he could come out and speak up King Mitch is a content creator she just set the boy up to use him for content that’s not nice at all. Even when I watched the video the guy sound innocent God bless you bro you’re already prosperous”

@ye’hua:”Sue that bitch a billion naira now  ,she videoed you without ur consent ,accused you of being a thief.her video has gone viral ,nobody will employ you anymore,friends and family will run away from you .”

@Igbayi:”This guy is a liar. How can you assume she wants to dash you money before paying her actual bill to the establishment”