Nickie Dabarbie Accuses Skiibii And Mayorkun Of Attempting To Kill Her For Money Ritual [Video]

Nigerian influencer, Nickie Dabarbie has made serious allegations against musicians, Skiibii and Mayorkun, accusing them of involvement in alleged money rituals and attempts on her life.

In a series of Instagram posts shared on Friday morning, Nickie claimed that the singers not only engaged in money rituals but also attempted to poison her by feeding her dog feces.

Nickie accused Skiibii specifically of being a ritualist, recounting an incident where he invited her to his house under the pretext of a boat cruise, only to allegedly try to poison her.

She posted videos showing her in distress while struggling with people who appeared to be trying to calm her down.

The influencer further detailed how Skiibii allegedly gave her a suspicious drink, leading her to believe it was drugged.

Additional footage revealed Nickie DaBarbie receiving medical treatment in a hospital, with a nurse seen stitching cuts on her hands while she recorded the process.

Later on, Nickie claimed on Instagram Live that she was being followed by people associated with Skiibii, expressing fear for her safety.

She also accused both Skiibii and Mayorkun of sending soldiers after her.

Despite making these accusations shortly after spending time with the musicians, the exact circumstances surrounding the events remain unclear.

Watch the video below:

Influencer, Nicki Dabarbie accuses Skiibii of alleged ritual attempt, claims Mayorkun and other Nigerian artists involved. pic.twitter.com/ykMpLFPEnz

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KanyiDaily recalls that Skiibii had taken legal action against his ex-girlfriend, Dorcas Fapson accused him of stealing all her valuables during their vacation in Zanzibar, Tanzania.