Okey Bakassi thanks the police for arresting the lady who has been threatening his family

The actor disclosed that a lady had be threatening members of his family for a while but thanks to men of the police force who were able to trace and arrest the lady.

He expressed his joy in a post on Instagram. Nigerian comedian praises police for arresting lady who has been sending him death threats (Source: okeybakassi/Instagram)

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