What Kind Of Desperation Is This - Actress Doris Ogala Calls Out Uche Elendu For Dragging Married Woman To Court Over Late Husband’s Property

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What Kind Of Desperation Is This - Actress Doris Ogala Calls Out Uche Elendu For Dragging Married Woman To Court Over Late Husband’s Property

Popular Nigerian actress, Doris Ogala has taken to Instagram to drag her colleague, Uche Elendu for filing a lawsuit against a married woman over her late husband’s property.

Prior to Dr. Iyke Lawson Kanu’s passing, Uche Elendu disclosed that she was lawfully married to him in a court document released by Doris Ogala on her Instagram page.

After learning of schemes to alienate his assets, the movie star is at odds with his wife and the mother of his five children over his properties, especially his estates.

Doris confronted the actress and asked why she would be battling his legal wife, who is also the mother of his five children.

It is unclear when the actress and the late millionaire got married because he was out of the country on the day of their supposed wedding.

Doris Ogala wrote: “Ewehhhh Uche nawa oooo chai. You carry late Etekebe wife go court to drag her husband’s property. Jesus

“With a marriage certificate that was dated that he married you on the 6th of May, 2022.

While Etekebe was not even in the country on the 6th of May, 2022.

“His passport shows he returned to Nigeria on the 8th of May, 2022 from the UK.

“So who did you marry on the 6th of May, 2022? Na wa oo. I am coming”.

“Kai Uche Elendu nawa ooo, this is not fair na. Haba Kai. This man married his wife in court 2004 legally with 5 children, chai. This is so unfair”.

In a follow-up post, Doris disclosed that the court paperwork prevents his wife from accessing her late husband’s assets, such as bank accounts and insurance policies.

She said: “JESUS..NAWA OOOOO HEEEEEHHH UCHE ELENDU WHY NAU… HABA ..ETEKEBE MARRIED HIS WIFE LEGITIMATELY IN COURT IN 2004.. THEY HAVE 5 CHILDREN… AH AHH… HA, WHAT KIND OF DESPERATION IS THIS?”

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