Upcoming Nollywood actress Evan Okoro has cried out for help after the Delta State government demolished her house and investments.
On her Instagram page, she appealed to the governor of the state, Sheriff Oborevwori, to do something about the demolition, noting that she is a struggling and hardworking lady trying to earn a living in her state, Asaba.
Calling him sweet names, she pleaded with him to help her out as she cried over how her whole world was crumbling.
“Please, my governor, do something @sheriffoborevwori. I’m just a struggling, hardworking lady trying to earn a living in your Asaba Delta state. Our sweet and handsome governor, please, sir, do something. My whole world is crumbling”.
In another post, she questioned her maker as she stressed how she worked hard for her money. Counting her losses, she revealed that her fish farm, house, and plantation are all gone.
“Why me, Lord? I worked very hard to make this money. My fish farm is gone, my house is gone and my plantation.
My governor, please.
“All lands belong to the government I know … even my father’s house in the village… please do something, sir @sheriffoborevwori, our very own Governor, please, sir”.
Some of her colleagues took to her comment section to sympathize with her.
Jasmine Okafor, the daughter of the late Mr Ibu, wrote, “So sorry, my love, only God can fix this.
She added, “I meant only God can fix her broken heart
Destiny Etiko wrote, “Ewo
Adinma Somadina wrote, “So sad
Benson Okonkwo wrote, “It’s so saddening
Uche Nancy wrote, “God, please help us ooo. Our own Asaba, bikoo Evan Biko, sorry
See some comments from her fans below,
One Amara Shuga wrote, “It’s painful
One Ream Chanty Asuqou wrote, “My God! This girl works so hard, why?
One I Am Kevin Mike wrote, “So sad and na the same government go give person allocation”.
It has been a challenging time for the actress, as a few days ago, Evan expressed heartbreak as she laid a heavy curse on the thieves who broke into her mother’s new house.
Taking to her Instagram page to vent, she revealed that the thieves had carted away all her mother’s valuables and money.
The robbery came just one month after Evan had gifted her mother a new house to celebrate Easter.
She had shared clips of the newly furnished house, noting how she doesn’t have a house of her own but was glad her mother has one. She recounted her ordeals before God changed their story and granted her greatest wish.
