Nollywood Actress Joy Anyim Arrested & Jailed For Stealing Boyfriend Money

This, according to people who knew her barely 6
months ago, is an unbelievable and shocking
story bearing in mind the life of opulence and
stupendous affluence Joy exhibited when all was rosy and she had untethered access to the massive wealth of her husband’s family.
The Enugu born actress was renowned for rentingentire hotels, guest houses and even clubs to fulfill her erotica desires. Uranus Hotel, Entry Point Hotel, as well as Uncle G Resort were some of the many establishments where she spent millions on extravagant and flirtatious parties and also as hideouts1 for her Nollywood lovers, as well1 as other frivolous outings.

All these seem like ages now, as we have reliably been informed that the party loving actress is now living in hiding as she is currently being hounded by her creditors all over the town; which include
her former car mechanic, cosmetic supplier, clothe
supplier and her popular eateries.
Her friends who spoke with us on conditions of
anonymity expressed shock at how quickly her lovers who helped her ruin her first-two marriages
under three years abandoned her at her trying
times. Sylvester Madu, Prince Eke, John Ntah, Tekena and all her various other lovers-cum-
suitors in town have all deserted her now that she
is living like a destitute.
Even her recent benefactor, cum lover, a prominent
Alhaji at the Uyo Abattoir have since fled town for
fear of being roped into her various issues.
Joy Anyim has been remanded in prison until she
meets her bail condition of 500, 000 naira.
The case will come up for trial today.

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