Social media was thrown into an uproar on Monday after Vivian Joseph, wife of popular skit maker Victor Nkubi, better known as Mrs Nkubi, publicly exposed a man who advised her to kill her daughter.
In a viral Instagram post, Mrs Nkubi shared the man’s photograph along with a screenshot of the shocking message he allegedly sent.
The message read: “I will advise you to kpai this girl now she is still little so that the trauma will not be much on her when she finally grows. My little advice, though.”
Sharing the screenshot and the man’s image, Mrs Nkubi captioned: “This is the face of the man that said I should murder my child,” describing his words as “disturbing” and unsolicited.
Her revelation sparked massive condemnation, with many Nigerians calling for the man’s arrest.
Claire.herself wrote, “This is out of line. Can’t you just say it in your mind and scroll up? Nawa ohhh.”
Sotunboadavid said, “The child is a gift from the Almighty. She will grow and have a great life in Jesus name. No evil wishes upon her will materialise. She’s blessed, and your family.”
Mocherrykiddies commented, “This is all shades of wrong. This man needs to be arrested, honestly.”
Wear_n_smile_ng added, “He should be arrested, please, this kind person go fit pkai somebody even his loved ones.”
2738mar echoed, “Report him to police so others will learn.”
Another user, aborjoy, said: “This is how sad and evil humans are becoming. The baby girl will shock the world, keep doing what you’re doing, girl. Your baby girl is perfect just the way she is GG.”
Babyturban.co fumed, “You say this to a mother, telling her to murder her innocent child. How evil are you? Don’t you have a heart?”
But iam_kiwimania argued, “If them never kill one person cos of cyber bullying una no go hear.”
Prayers also poured in for Mrs Nkubi. Abisolakorinjoh wrote, “You are still blessed to have a beautiful gift from God. Do not let the devil steal or destroy your gift. Blessings upon blessings are on the way. Don’t lose focus.”
The latest incident comes just weeks after the family faced online abuse when a Facebook post of Nkubi’s daughter captioned “Main Labubu” went viral.
