Nimmy Ferrari’s family crisis deepens as dad denies plan to sell her house
Nimmy Ferrari’s family crisis deepens as dad denies plan to sell her house
The father of the late Nollywood actress Nimmy Ferrari has denied allegations that he intends to sell the house his daughter built, describing claims made by his ex-wife as “all lies”.
The actress recently passed away from complications arising from a fibroid surgery.
The family dispute erupted after the actress’ mother accused her ex-husband’s family of attempting to interfere with their late daughter’s property.
The grieving woman claimed that members of Nimmy’s father’s family opposed the actress being buried in the house she built.
She alleged that members of Nimmy’s paternal family were planning to sell the property and appealed to Nigerians to intervene.
Reacting in a trending video, Nimmy’s father denied the allegations from his ex-wife, saying, “Everything she’s saying is all lies”.
He clarified that he only asked his ex-wife not to have an elaborate event for their daughter’s burial.
He alleged that Nimmy’s mother took away all the property in her daughter’s newly built house.
“I did not kill my daughter. I cannot kill her. Everything she has been saying is a lie. They have carried away all her property. I do not know where she lives. People have been calling me and cursing me. My daughter came to greet me when I built my house in Abeokuta. That woman did not support me at all when I built that house,” he said.
“I told her not to fry bean cake. That was just what I told her. That child died at age 31. I only want her to give visitors snacks like biscuits and water, and they should pray for the dead.
“She came back to live with me for two months after the death of her husband; she remarried. She parked the child’s property, including her car and money, a day after she died.”
