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Missing comedian found locked up in Navy cell
A popular instagram comedian, Cute Abiola who was declared missing some hours on Monday, November 15 has been found locked up in a Navy cell for an offense that is not known to the public.
He was last seen by his family members on Monday when he left for his office at navy town.
According to his management, he called his wife that he had gotten to the office on that fateful morning and that was the last time they heard from him.
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Subsequently, his wife and other associates have made several attempts to contact him but to no avail. Since he last communicated with wife and associates that he already got to the office, he has not returned to his family and no one has heard until it was learnt that he is inside a Navy cell.
“The most frustrating part is that nobody is saying anything as to the offence he has committed, but that he’s been detained on an order from the Nigerian Navy Headquarters.
“The Cute Abiola is an Ulcer patient. Hence, not feeding an Ulcer patient as punishment for an undisclosed offense is something to be worried about with a view to avoiding unnecessary circumstance with regards to the health of The Cute Abiola.
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