Francis Njoku, an Indrive cab driver accused of stealing a package, has threatened to sue actress Adunni Ade over the incident. The dispute arose after Njoku allegedly refused to deliver Ade's package, ending the trip early.

On Wednesday, Adunni Ade called out the ride-hailing service on Instagram, claiming the driver had taken off with her package and was ignoring her calls. She posted, "@indrive.ng I have contacted you for hours but no response. One of your drivers has stolen my package. He ended the trip before getting to me and not picking up calls."

Her post drew widespread criticism, with many users condemning the company. In a follow-up post, Ade shared that Njoku eventually delivered the package after the company locked his profile. She also posted screenshots of her conversations with Njoku and her fashion designer, who had sent the package.

In the shared messages, Njoku expressed frustration at Ade's accusations and threatened legal action, stating, "You have tarnished my image. My legal team is involved, and we will see you in court. You must issue an unreserved apology and have Instablog remove the post."

In response, Adunni Ade stood by her claims, saying, "I don’t lie or cheat. If we want change, it should begin with us. In all my years of using logistics services, I have never encountered someone as rude, arrogant, and entitled as Francis Njoku."

 

 

 

 

 

 

View this post on Instagram

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A post shared by Adunni Ade (@iamadunniade)