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BBNaija’s Star Khloe Abiri Calls Out Delta Airlines Over Alleged Theft Of Valuables
Khloe Abiri, a former contestant on Big Brother Naija, has taken to social media to voice her frustration again with Delta Airlines, alleging that her valuables were stolen while under their care.
This marks the second time Khloe has publicly criticized the airline for mishandling her belongings.
In a tweet that has since garnered significant attention, Khloe accused Delta Airlines of failing to address her concerns promptly. She expressed disbelief that the airline had asked her to wait anywhere between 7 to 30 days to review her claims, describing the delay as unacceptable.
“Where are my things, @delta? It won’t be funny if you come back and say I can’t get my missing items back,” Khloe tweeted, visibly upset over the situation. She further insisted that Delta Airlines needed to provide CCTV footage from Flight 1261, which departed from Miami to Atlanta on July 10, 2024, to aid in the investigation.
“I don’t want to hear any excuses because it’s criminal and unacceptable for your employee to open a customer’s luggage and steal items worth thousands of dollars,” Khloe continued in her tweet directed at Delta Airlines. She lamented that despite her repeated attempts to get a satisfactory response, she had been left waiting for days without resolution.
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The incident has sparked outrage among netizens, with many rallying behind Khloe and demanding accountability from Delta Airlines. Comments on her post ranged from expressions of solidarity to calls for the airline to take immediate action to return her stolen items.
Responding to the uproar, some users directed messages to Delta Airlines, urging them to address the issue swiftly. Model and entrepreneur idia.aisien wrote, “@delta please check your DMs,” while others like diadem emphasized the urgency of the situation with, “@delta your attention is needed here asap!”
The controversy has reignited debates about airline accountability and passenger rights, with many expressing disappointment in the handling of Khloe’s case.
Her colleague, beautytukura implored Delta Airlines to “please do the needful,” echoing the sentiments of others who criticised the airline’s response.
As Khloe Abiri awaits resolution from Delta Airlines, the incident serves as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by travelers when airline services fail to meet expectations, particularly concerning the security of personal belongings.
Nigerian singer, songwriter and record producer, Stanley Omah Didia better known as Omah Lay has expressed concerns about the afrobeats genre, stating that it is under threat.
He believes that the genre is being diluted to cater to international audiences, which sees it becoming overly commercialised.
In an interview on the Zach Sang Show, Omah Lay remarked that afrobeats is no longer being handled with the same care as before.
He said the lucrative nature of the genre is making a lot of artists sing for money rather than passion.
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“There is too much money in Afrobeats. Afrobeats artists are just trying to grab the money,” he said.
“I believe people are messing Afrobeats up. I also believe it is becoming very commercial. Right now, I don’t believe Afrobeats is in safe hands.”
Recently, the afrobeats genre has been attracting criticism, with foremost Jamaican reggae artist Buju Banton describing it as “f*ckery.”
He claimed in his controversial interview that afrobeats had no substance and would fade with time.
Big Brother Naija’s ‘No Loose Guard’ season, housemate, Shaun has revealed that his girlfriend Wanni wasn’t his initial love interest in the house.
In a chat with fellow housemate Mickey on Friday, Shaun explained that he was initially attracted to Nelly but later settled for Wanni after she failed to initiate a relationship.
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According to him, he likes women who initiate relationships.
“When I first came in, I was connecting with Nelly, but I like women who initiate stuff. The type to tell men I like you kind of thing. I didn’t want to put energy into pursuing anyone,” he said.
Victoria, a housemate on Big Brother Naija ‘No Loose Guard,’ has shared the reasons behind her introverted nature.
From the start of the show, her reserved demeanour has been impacting her connections with her partner and other housemates.
However, in a heartfelt conversation with fellow housemate Onyeka on Friday, Victoria revealed that being sexualized by men has made her uncomfortable in social situations, particularly around men.
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“A lot of men tend to sexualise me. Because of what I went through, it made me put my guard up and I don’t get too close to people, especially when it comes to the other gender,” she explained.
Victoria had previously revealed that the longest period she has been in a romantic relationship was four months.
Her partner on the show, Shaun, has been expressing strong frustration over her lack of communication.
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