Outrage as Man Tells Mrs Nkubi to Harm Her Daughter in Disturbing Message

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Netizens have expressed outrage after Vivian Joseph, popularly known as Mrs Nkubi and wife of comedian and skit maker Victor Nkubi, publicly revealed a man who allegedly advised her to harm her daughter.

In a viral Instagram post on Monday, Mrs Nkubi shared a screenshot of the unsolicited message alongside a photograph of the man she accused of sending it.

The disturbing message read: “I will advise you to kpai this girl now she is still little so that the trauma will not be much on her when she finally grows. My little advice, though.”

Reacting, Mrs Nkubi described the suggestion as “disturbing,” noting that no mother should ever be told to harm her own child. “This is the face of the man that said I should murder my child,” she wrote.

The post quickly gained traction across Instagram, sparking thousands of reactions and strong condemnation of the individual behind the message.

Public Backlash

Many users called for the man’s arrest, with comments describing the advice as “evil, heartless, and unacceptable.”

One user, @mocherrykiddies, wrote: “This is all shades of wrong. This man needs to be arrested, honestly.” Another, @wear_n_smile_ng, added: “He should be arrested. This kind of person can harm even his loved ones.”

Others offered prayers of encouragement to Mrs Nkubi and her family, assuring her that her child is a “gift from God” and will thrive regardless of online negativity.

Context

The development follows a string of online abuse directed at the family. Recently, a Facebook post featuring a photo of Nkubi’s daughter with the caption “Main Labubu” also attracted widespread reactions, with many condemning the cyberbullying.

Calls for Accountability

Some users urged Mrs Nkubi to report the incident to law enforcement authorities to serve as a deterrent.

The matter underscores growing concerns about cyberbullying and online harassment in Nigeria, particularly against children and vulnerable individuals.