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ââBe using me as your handbag when you are going out – Businesswoman Ehii Ogbebor shares screenshots of Diiademâs DMs pleading with her to always take her out


Interior designer Ehi Ogbebor has shared archived direct messages from beauty entrepreneur Adeola “Diiadem”, escalating their ongoing social media feud.
The screenshots, dating back to 2020, show Diiadem pleading to accompany Ehi to high-profile events, even asking to be carried along like a “handbag.”
Ehi shared the messages on Instagram to counter allegations made during a broader online clash involving former besties, Dabota Lawson and Diiadem.
During the exchange, Diiadem alleged that one of the reasons her friendship with Lawson soured was because her “big brother,” Olakunle Churchill, rejected Lawson’s attempt to introduce him to Ehi.
In response to being dragged into the controversy, Ehi strongly denied the narrative. She maintained that she has never met or had any form of contact with Churchill.
To discredit Diiadem’s current stance, Ogbebor Ehi shared the throwback messages to show that the beauty entrepreneur was once eager to be in her social circle.
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