It’s anarchy – Actress Kate Henshaw reacts to fuel subsidy removal

<p>The thespian said: “It’s chaos and anarchy outside o. From pinnacle, petrol camps, everywhere blocked, front, back. If you don’t have to go outside, please, there is no ‘we are outside’. No outside, go into your house and stay there.”</p>, <p>Reacting in a video message shared via her Twitter handle recently, Henshaw described the current fuel scarcity situation as “chaos and anarchy”.</p>, <p>DAILY POST recalls that Teddy A while appearing on the latest episode of the Honest Bunch podcast, revealed that he and Bam Bam had been “fighting” for about two weeks before he proposed marriage to her.</p>, <p>Nollywood actress Kate Henshaw has lamented the excruciating fuel scarcity that has followed the removal of fuel subsidy by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.</p>, <p>But reacting via her Twitter page, the talent manager claimed that what actually happened was that Teddy A asked Bam Bam to have an abortion, which she refused.</p>, <p>She said Teddy A broke up with Bam Bam and didn’t speak with her for about two weeks after she rejected his demand.</p>, <p>DAILY POST reported that Tinubu, in his inaugural speech as president, announced the removal of fuel subsidy which led to a nationwide scarcity of the product.</p>, <p>The talent manager wrote: “It’s how he Teddy A remixed the story. You asked her to have an abortion, and she said no. You broke up and didn’t speak to her for 2 weeks, then came back with a ring after your guys tell you say you no get sense.”</p>, <p>He said he almost broke up with Bam Bam before he later changed his mind and proposed to her after advice from his personal assistant and brother.</p>, <p>A talent manager who goes by the Twitter handle @LaweyJr, has alleged that former Big Brother Naija reality star, Bam Bam’s refusal to abort her first pregnancy as suggested by her colleague and partner, Teddy A was the cause of the rift between the duo before the singer later proposed.</p>, <p></p>, <p>She advised residents to stay indoors to avoid suffering in the gridlock caused by the long fuel queues