Delta State politician Prince Kpokpogri has denied being picked up by men of the Department of State Services (DSS) over reported blackmail and extortion as reported by some online platforms.
In an Instagram live video on social media posted on Wednesday, September 15, Prince Kpokpogri reacted to reports that he was picked up by the DSS saying that he’s currently in his home contrary to rumours of his arrest.
“I was not picked up by anybody, I am at home,” Prince Kpokpogri said in the video on Instagram.
In a related development, Prince Kpokpogri has gone on Instagram to take swipe at Tonto Dikeh claiming that the actress is trying to do to him what she did to her ex-husband, Olakunle Churchill.
He said: “A woman, you rubbished the first man you married; you think you can play the same game with me.”
He then went on to accuse the actress of taking his Lexus after they broke up and refusing to return it.
He said: “You went to go and park my Lexus, a car that I bought of 67 million, in your compound, feeling that you’re bigger than the law.
“If you’re bigger than the law then me, I will equally break the law.”
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