Uche Maduagwu Allegedly Assaulted by Actor Peks Ikeji, For Disrespecting Him’

• Uche Maduagwu was allegedly assaulted by fellow actor and comedian Peks Ikeji following a confrontation over alleged disrespect.
• Reports circulating on social media claim the dispute escalated quickly into a physical altercation.
• The exact details remain unclear, but the incident is believed to be linked to Maduagwu’s history of provocative comments about industry colleagues.

Controversial Nollywood actor and social media personality Uche Maduagwu was allegedly physically assaulted by fellow actor and comedian Peks Ikeji after a confrontation over alleged disrespect.

According to reports circulating on social media and widely shared, including on Linda Ikeji’s blog, the confrontation escalated quickly, resulting in Ikeji physically attacking Maduagwu.

While the specifics of the “disrespect” are not yet fully clear, Uche Maduagwu is well-known for his provocative social media comments directed at his colleagues in the entertainment industry, which often lead to high-profile online feuds.

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In other news….. A pregnant Nigerian mother of four and California-based nurse, Millicent, has publicly reacted after a lady named Vicky Mark shamed her for having only female children.

Millicent shared a screenshot of the comment left by Vicky Mark, which read: “No baby boy, another baby girl loading. You will get pregnant again 2026. Ndo, no baby boy, you go knack tire,”.

Millicent expressed deep disappointment that a woman would mock another, stating: “The fact that people think this about their fellow women and even have the guts to type it to them is so disgusting,”.

She fired back at the troll, highlighting her happy marriage and children, and dismissing the curse: “Well the good news is that God blessed me with a husband whom I can knack everyday and every year if I want to and on top of that, he keeps blessing me with beautiful kids whom you and your generation will bow to as long as they live but that is if your generation doesn’t end with you,”.

She concluded her response by expressing gratitude: “Anyways thank God WOMEN are not GOD,”.