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“Christians, non-Muslims are more sympathetic than Muslims, I have no regrets saying this” – Kannywood actress Ummi Zeezee

Popular Kannywood actress Ummi Ibrahim Zeezee has said that she would not apologise to Muslims over her utterances.

Ummi who disclosed this in an interview with newsmen said: “I relocated to Lagos after I stopped acting in Kannywood in 2006. I am very rich and have been in business for years I have been shuttling between Lagos, Port-Harcourt, Kano and Kaduna including Dubai and some other foreign countries.

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“I made money handling contracts renovating primary and secondary schools for some governors, later I ventured into oil business and that’s how I met the guy who duped me. I started buying crude oil from him, the first contract was successful and I made a huge profit but on the second one, the guy decided to swindle me the sum of N450 million which I paid him in dollars.

“I received several calls and text messages from my Muslim brothers who are even mocking me saying that I am not telling the truth. Christians and non-Muslims are more sympathetic than Muslims, I have no regrets saying this and I can be reported to Ulamas or the Sultan, after all, the Sultan is very close to me, I also have senior Nigerians that can stand for me.

“I posted on my Official Facebook page that I wanted to commit suicide and a few days later, I took a flight to Kaduna and put up in a friend’s house. Later, I collapsed and fainted and when all efforts to revive me was not successful, my friend alerted people that I had died. Men of the Kaduna State Police Command swung into action to investigate the matter, I am alive but I am sick and tired so I need to rest, that’s why I granted this interview so that I will clarify all issues”, she added.

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