VIDEO:“If I Die, Hold My Husband Responsible!” — Popular Hair CEO Cries Out Over Alleged Death Threats
By Passman Akpos
A popular Nigerian entrepreneur and CEO of Hair House Nigeria has sparked widespread outrage and heated debate online after alleging that her husband has threatened to kill her and take over her properties.
In an emotional outcry shared on social media, the businesswoman claimed she has endured eight years of abuse and maltreatment in her marriage. She further alleged that her husband, identified as Justice Okereke Eze Chiyere from Okpara Town in Enugu—Okpala LGA of Imo State, has taken possession of her house documents and is attempting to seize control of her assets.
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“Incense anything happens to me, you people should know that Justice want to kill me to take over my house and my properties,” she wrote, adding that she recently returned from a business trip to Vietnam only to discover that important property documents were missing.
According to her, tensions escalated after she expressed her desire to end the marriage.“I said I am tired of the marriage. I want a divorce. I am no longer interested. Justice wants to kill me,” she alleged.
The disturbing claims have triggered a storm of reactions across social media platforms, with many Nigerians calling for immediate police intervention, while others urged caution and demanded to hear the husband’s side of the story.
Some commenters insisted authorities must act swiftly.
“Her husband should be arrested immediately. She has spoken out now. Not when something happens, you people will ask ‘Why didn’t she speak out?’” one user wrote.
Another added, “If anything happens to her now, content creators will use her to cash out. Now she has spoken up, I hope the authorities will come to her aid.”
However, others questioned inconsistencies and called for a balanced investigation.“What is the version of the husband?” one commenter asked. “Before conclusion, hear from the man’s side.”
Another raised concerns about possible manipulation, asking whether there was evidence of physical assault and urging people not to rely solely on social media narratives.
The controversy has also reignited broader debates around domestic violence, marriage, submission, and women’s rights. While some argued that marriage is not by force and that no woman should endure abuse, others controversially suggested that marital issues should be resolved privately or spiritually.
Domestic violence advocates have consistently urged individuals facing threats to report formally to law enforcement and seek legal protection rather than relying solely on public outcries online.
As of the time of filing this report, there has been no official statement from the accused husband, and it remains unclear whether a formal police complaint has been lodged.
Authorities are yet to comment on the matter.
The case continues to generate intense public interest, with many Nigerians insisting that a thorough, impartial investigation is necessary to establish the facts and ensure justice for all parties involved.
