Actress Grace Amah grapples with debt mess

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sources africanmoviesnews.com Top actress Grace Amah has in the past tried to practice
acting profession without controversies trailing her, but recently controversy is hitting her from different angles.


Months back people were dazed when Ms. Amah had a child out of wedlock. While the controversy over the paternity of the baby rages, we gathered from reliable sources that she is yet in another scandal.


Last week it was disclosed that this petite actress bought the popularly Black-Up make up kit worth 70 pounds from a woman called Ade, at West End area of London before she made her trip back to Nigeria weeks back.


According to the source, the woman who has the privilege of being patronized by several Nollywood actresses was contacted by Grace Amah, who is one of her customers for the make-up kit.


She was said to have not only sold it to her but also sent it by post to where Ms. Amah was staying in London at her own expense.


As gathered, Ms. Amah and the lady involved arranged that she will bring 70pounds to her shop before she leaves the UK. However, Ms. Amah allegedly left London without either paying the money as agreed, visiting the woman’s shop again or mentioning her movement to her.


Eager to get her money from Ms. Amah, the lady(Ade) got her Nigerian telephone number and called her for the money.


Eventually, actress Grace Amah asked for Mrs.Ade’s bank account details, and Ade gave her a GTB account number but Ms. Amah allegedly refused to pay the money as agreed.


Subsequently, the woman’s husband went to Nigeria and called the single mother of one boy to bring the money to him in person, but again she allegedly insulted the man and refused to make any move.


As gathered from reliable sources, the woman who has been raining thunder and brimstone has concluded that she will soon relocate to Nigeria, where she intends to continue with her cosmetics business and that when she eventually arrives Nigeria, her fight with Ms. Amah will no longer be online but physically and on the street.