“Phyna Didn’t Ask For N1B; She Wanted Her Sister To Be Taken Out For Treatment”- Mike Premium

• Mike Premium, talent manager, refutes claims that Phyna demanded 1 billion from the Dangote group.
• Clarification states that Phyna’s only request was for her sister to be flown out for medical treatment.
• Phyna’s sister, Ruth, passed away following an accident involving a Dangote truck.

Mike Premium, the talent manager, has countered the viral claims that Phyna demanded 1 billion from the Dangote group, clarifying that the reality star’s only request was to have her sister flown out for treatment.

It is recalled that Phyna’s sister, Ruth, tragically died after an accident involving a Dangote truck.

Before her death, Ruth had been in a coma for several days while Phyna sought justice and care for her.

Sadly, she passed away, leaving many people heartbroken.

There were claims that Phyna had demanded 1 billion naira as compensation for the incident.

However, Mike Premium, who has been managing the situation, stated that Phyna never made such a request.

He shared their messages where Phyna was asking for her sister to be taken abroad for medical care.

His words …

“On no occasion did we talk about N1 billion as a demand! False narrative !!

I was the one handling this case underground since the news broke out, without social media. This was my direct appeal to Phyna and the legal counsel | provided to support her in seeking justice for her sister because she really didn’t know how to go about it. The first and most urgent demand was that her sister be flown abroad for emergency medical treatment, because it was Clear from the beginning that her condition required advanced care that wasn’t available locally. But instead of receiving compassion and immediate action, she was met with delays, excuses and now… tragedy.

Dangote no get two head as long as I’m concerned, him no better pass me or the person he killed.

We are the same in the presence of God.

They should do the right thing.

Let it be known:

This was not a natural death.

Her life was forcefully taken not by fate, but by human negligence and disregard.”

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