- Noble Igwe, a popular media personality, emphasizes the importance of honesty among friends regarding fake designer items.
- He believes that true friendship is rooted in truthfulness, especially to avoid embarrassment from wearing counterfeit fashion pieces.
- Igwe’s message encourages open communication to help friends make informed fashion choices.
Popular media personality Noble Igwe has sent a direct message to Nigerians, urging people to be truthful with their friends about fake designer items.
He explained that true friendship involves honesty, especially when it can prevent someone from being embarrassed by unknowingly showing off counterfeit fashion pieces.
Taking to social media, Igwe wrote: “Find a way to tell your friends they wear fake designer clothes, carry fake designer bags, and rock fake designer sunglasses.
Ask them why their Rolex wristwatch never tells the time, no matter how often they set it. Be a good friend.”
With his statement, Igwe underscored the value of sincerity in friendships, noting that calling out such issues is not about ridicule but about helping friends stay genuine and stylish.
His post has since drawn reactions online, with many social media users applauding his honesty and the humorous way he addressed a sensitive topic.
See screenshot of post below:
In other news…. Nollywood filmmaker Stanley Ontop remains unshaken after colleague Frederick Leonard filed a defamation lawsuit against him.
Leonard shared screenshots of the lawsuit on Instagram, accusing Stanley of defaming his reputation for over two years. According to the suit, Stanley allegedly made multiple unfounded claims that have damaged Leonard’s integrity and resulted in a significant loss of earnings. Leonard warned that the law would take its course and urged Stanley to provide evidence for any allegations.
He wrote: “MR. STANLEY CHIBUEZE AJEMBA A.KA. STANLEY ON TOP. stanleyontop_news YOU HAVE BEEN SERVED!
THE LAW WILL TAKE ITS COURSE TO THE FULL EXTENT.
YOU FIRST, OTHERS WILL FOLLOW…
IF YOU CLAIM OR ALLEGE, YOU MUST PROVE WITH EVIDENCE, I’M COMING FOR YOU”.
In response, Stanley Ontop dismissed the lawsuit, stating that he is ready to face legal proceedings. He also hinted that he is awaiting a police invitation and made lighthearted remarks in his Instagram post, showing no fear or concern over the matter.
“Film rod too mumu.
See y’all in court!
Ogun wan kill you?
Na, ur pelnise you suppose petition, not Stanley Ontop. Ezi Ofia
I am waiting for the police invitation.
Ontop no small.
Film rod ur papa left yash
Atulu muru ebunu
Keep ur Dickson one place to avoid being dragged
Ndi Ala Ndi Ala”.
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