Actress Uche Nnanna utilized Instagram to express her disappointment with “Nollywood people” for not celebrating the fortunate escape of actress Ibiwari Etuk from the clutches of kidnappers after being held captive for 3 days.
Etuk recounted the harrowing experience of being abducted by 4 individuals who held her captive in a forest for 3 days (6th, 7th and 8th of January 2020) while awaiting ransom payment.
View this post on InstagramOn the 6th, 7th and 8th of January 2020, I walked through the valley of the shadow of death but God didn’t abandon me, he came through for me. That I came out alive and unhurt is a testimony. All I could do in those most terrifying days was plead for my life to those 4 boys of underworld while praying to God to confuse them enough not to cause me body harm. I lost all my money since my 3 ATMs were in my car when I was taken with the car but I didn’t care my life was most important. I was dehydrated and starved even though they offered me food and water I refused for fear of passing out. I couldn’t sleep because of the terrifying sounds I hear right inside the bush both at night and in the day time notwithstanding the constant threat of being killed if the ransom they asked for wasn’t paid. I cried until my eyes dried out, why are some HUMANS wicked? Why? . I still freak out a little when it’s dark but I am fighting it with the help of the people around me. I am a strong woman not because I am literally strong but because I am still here and pushing on. So many went through this process and never came out alive to tell the tale. . Thank you lord for everything indeed it ENDED IN PRAISE to your glory I will forever worship and be grateful to you. . . No wicked will go unpurnish….. . Join me praise the most high God for his faithfulness is forever.. #mummyGO #Adadiebube #itwillalwaysendinpraise
Following the sharing of her ordeal, minimal reactions were received, prompting Uche Nnanna to reprimand her peers. She emphasized that if Etuk had not survived, there would have been an outpouring of grief and commemoration, yet they have failed to acknowledge her survival.
This is what she wrote:
