The Anambra State Real Estate Developers Union has denied allegations made by a former employee that she had sexual relations with 95% of her male employers to survive and assist them in selling properties. The union’s acting chairman, Nwafor Chisom Martin, described the claim as a plot to create misunderstandings between clients, the state government, and the general public.
Martin stated that the union respects women and never treats them as sex tools for any reason or business transactions. He appealed to the public to disregard the information and emphasized that the real estate industry in Anambra State is a major employer of labor, with thousands of direct and indirect employees.
The union has given the content creator 24 hours to shut down the content or face severe legal action. The chairman also emphasized that the industry is committed to protecting the image of hardworking ladies and individuals working in real estate.
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