Nollywood actress, Cossy Orjiakor, popularly referred to as full option because of her busty nature has once again reacted to her past experience where she was alleged to have slept with a dog.
The busty actress has now cried out in demand for justice, years after rumour mill had it that she slept with a dog for money
Recall that in 2002, Cossy’s career suffered a setback when a certain journalist alleged that the actress had sexual relations with a dog.
The journalist in question backed it up his claims with photos where Cossy was seen posing with a dog in an unnatural position.
The movie star vehemently denied the allegation, saying that the said photo was taken from a movie scene back min 2002.
She added that the movie titled Itohan was meant to portray how ladies were being trafficked to overseas for prostitution and other vices.
With renewed attention being paid to bestiality in the past weeks, the actress has called on law enforcement agents to revisit a report she made to them as regards the scandal which tanked her career in the last decade.
TheNewsGuru.com gathered that while sharing her experience via her verified instagram page on wednesday, Orjiakor mentioned that the rumour alomost ended her life and caused het emotional trauma. saying she lost her sense of purpose in life.
“Sometimes a lifetime award turns out to be a lifetime shame, that’s when Nigeria happens to you,” she wrote in the caption.
Calling on the police to reopen her complaint, Orjiakor also referenced the case of a TikToker who is currently under investigation by the Nigerian Police after publicly claiming that she slept with dogs for money.
“It’s really an insult to me when the Nigerian police went after the girl on TikTok that jokingly said she slept with a dog. What about me that was in the magazine headline. Am I invisible?
“Please, solve this case and punish whoever is found guilty.
“The journalist that made millions from the story that broke me. Please, my Instagram family help me tag the right police handle because I lost hope in the Nigerian justice system. It still hurts. I want justice. Thank you,” she wrote.
