Blossom Chukwujekwu’s ex-wife, Maureen Esisi reacts after being offered N350K per night for ‘hook-up’

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Ex-wife of Nollywood actor, Blossom Chukwujekwu, Maureen Esisi, has reacted after she was offered N350K per night for hook-up by an unknown individual.

RedVigor who suddenly become an Instagram sensation shared a screenshot of the chat where the enticing offer was made to her.

The alleged negotiator who was trying to seal a deal on behalf of his friend stated that he (the friend) would love to have her for 3-4 nights at the rate of N350K per night and she could possibly make more money if she’ll be willing to stay longer.

Read chat below:

Reacting to this, Maureen Esisi questioned the sanity of some individuals.

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