Woman Who Admitted Having Sex With Dogs Faked Her Death, Arrested – Actress Abiola Adebayo – TrendyNewsReporters

Nollywood actress and podcaster, Abiola Adebayo, has revealed that the young woman who reportedly committed suicide after admitting on a podcast that she had sex with her dogs is alive.

Adebayo said the woman, identified as Adenike Adewodun, faked her death in an attempt to escape public backlash and legal consequences for her actions. The actress made the announcement in a statement posted on her Instagram page on Thursday, July 4, titled “The Fake Deaths of Miss Adenike Adewodun.”

He wrote: “Miss Adenike’s case, although tragic, is a learning curve for us. She sent a message and was asked to come and we offered to give her therapy and everything, but she got scared and in a very diabolical and unholy way faked her death.

“Following the false news of his death, we tried to locate his home to properly express our deepest condolences, but it was difficult to even write a letter of condolence and presenter and producer Abiola Adebayo was left both emotionally and mentally disturbed for days.”

The actress said that following the news of her alleged suicide, she and her crew noticed some inconsistencies in the accounts of her death and the investigation revealed that she was alive. “As we grieved, we noticed some discrepancies between what her so-called ‘sister’ was telling us and what her friend was telling us, because we felt like something was off.

“We sent the director of the show on a fact-finding mission who spoke to the friend before tracking down the hospital where she was supposed to be treated and we were told on the spot that she was not dead,” he said. After the discovery, Abiola said a petition was made to the Nigerian police and Adewodun and her friend who announced her death were arrested.

During questioning, Adewodun confessed that he faked his death due to the negative reactions he received from the public after the podcast.

“Our lawyer wrote a petition to the police to complain about the situation and, promptly, the police investigated and arrested both Nike and her friend. “The police were also ready to prosecute and, during questioning, Nike, who admitted that she was the one who approached Biola for the interview, said she was scared because people had recognized her and said she thought that if she lied about being dead, Biola would remove the video.

Police asked her if she had contacted Biola to remove the video at any time, and she said no. Her mother, who was there at the station, corroborated the story,” the statement added.