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Denilson Igwe Opens Up About Comedy Career and Relationship with Mark Angel, Appreciates Both Haters and Supporters, and Still Regards Mark as His Blood Brother, Not His Enemy

Denilson Igwe Opens Up About Comedy Career and Relationship with Mark Angel, Appreciates Both Haters and Supporters, and Still Regards Mark as His Blood Brother, Not His Enemy

I apologize to Emmanuella for mentioning her name in my podcast. I never intended to castigate her but to protect her from future regrets, as I am doing now. I hope she will find it in her heart to forgive me. She is just like my little sister, and I only want the best for her. I brought her up in my podcast to make her aware that she is making millions of dollars every month but only receiving a pittance.

I also saw people blaming and bashing me, saying that I am lying. Well, only God knows the truth. The only mistake I made was not having any written agreement with Mark, and I didn’t do so because I took him as my elder brother. His mother adopted me after my parents passed away, so I am part of their family. We did things as a family, and I never knew it would end like this. But no matter what, Mark is still my elder brother, not my enemy. I only spoke out because we tried to settle our disagreements privately.

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Yes, I know that I am a founder of Mark Angel Comedy, but many will not believe it because we were doing it as a family. I never asked anyone to take Mark as their enemy. I only shared my story, not to paint him as a bad person. That he treated me badly doesn’t mean he will be bad to everyone. He might be your destiny helper. I am not asking for much. All I want from him is to make sure I am okay from what we both built together – just to live in my own house, have my own car, and some cash. Giving me 100 million naira is nothing to Mark, but he will find it hard to do.

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I didn’t join comedy just to make money; that’s why I didn’t think in monetary terms when I was with Mark Angel Comedy. But now, I have learned my lesson. I have gathered courage, and people have shown me love. People have come to support Denilson Igwe Comedy and take it to another level. But one thing I assure those who have come to join me is that I will never treat them like my brother Mark treated me.

I am encouraged now that I am seeing views on my videos. It motivates me to do more. Though my account is not yet monetized, we will take care of that soon. I appreciate all of you – those who believe my story and those who don’t. Keep on supporting Mark Angel Comedy and Denilson Igwe Comedy. May God bless you all.

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– Denilson Igwe on live broadcast.

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