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Actress, Christabel Ekeh ‘in police custody’ over nude photos

Christabel Ekeh
has reportedly been arrested by police in Ghana for posting her nude photos online recently.
Recall in mid-July, nude photos of the Nigerian-Ghanaian actress surfaced on her Instagram page before it was taken down soon after.

Ekeh initially stated she had posted the photos in order to reveal the new Christabel.
‘I noticed the page was taken down but it’s my way of welcoming everyone to the new Christabel,’ she said at the time.
‘It is whoever you can imagine. That’s why I’m not wearing anything. So whatever you want to wear on me, that’s your imagination,’ Ekeh added.
She later said in another interview that she was threatened by a group of people who wanted to release her nude photos.
‘I had a group of people who have been threatening to release my nudity that I sent to someone in private.
‘This thing has been something that has been boggling me for a while – hanging around my head in everything that I do.’
However, it apparently has landed her in trouble with the police who say she’s in their custody in a bid to tighten up indecent exposure laws in the country.


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