Nigerian media personality Leo Babarinde Akinola Dasilva, popularly known as Leo DaSilva, has shared his harrowing experiences of being poisoned twice. According to DaSilva, the incidents occurred when he was seven years old and as an adult. The reality TV star recounted the episodes on his X handle, revealing that he was poisoned with Egusi soup and soft meat, and later with Jollof rice and turkey.
DaSilva recalled that the woman who poisoned him the first time intentionally kept her children away from his plate. However, he chose to continue eating despite feeling stomach pain. The 33-year-old has chosen not to disclose the identities of the individuals involved in the incidents.
The recent revelation by Leo DaSilva highlights the alarming rate of poisoning cases in Nigeria. The reality TV star's decision to keep the identities of the individuals involved under wraps raises questions about accountability and justice. The fact that DaSilva was poisoned twice, once as a child and again as an adult, underscores the need for greater vigilance and protection of individuals from such threats. The economic impact of such incidents, particularly in the entertainment industry, cannot be overstated. DaSilva's case serves as a stark reminder of the importance of food safety and security measures in Nigeria.
