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Nigerian influencer, Chinonso Ukah popularly known as Nons Miraj, has publicly addressed allegations made by viral Fish-Pie guy, Alax Evalsam who claimed he was used and dumped by celebrities after his story gained attention.
Alax, in a recent interview, lamented that his financial struggles worsened because people who surrounded him during his rise to fame eventually “used and dumped” him.
His statement sparked controversy online, with fans pointing fingers at celebrities, including Nons Miraj, who had collaborated with him during his peak.
In response, Nons Miraj released a video defending her reputation and outlining the support she provided to the viral Fish-Pie sensationalist.
She listed several contributions she made to improve his life, including gifting him a car, and providing housing, clothes, and other necessities.
The comedienne refuted the insinuation that she had exploited him and called on FishPie to retract his claims and clarify which individuals he was referring to in his accusations.
“Heaven helps those who help themselves. Please do not tag me to matters relating to this again! I’ve done my part as my spirit led 🤍,” she captioned her video.
Many fans have since been divided on the topic with many condemning Alax for being entitled.