‘Mark Angel told people I’ve di3d’ – Skitmaker, Denilson Igwe claims

Denilson Igwe, a popular comedian and skitmaker, claims that his colleague and former collaborator, Mark Angel, told people he was dead following their fallout.

He made the charges while speaking on a recent episode of the podcast ‘The Honest Bunch’.

Igwe said, “He [Mark Angel] told people that I’ve died. There’s a video he made about it. He said, ‘Denilson don die o!’ When they asked him, he said I was dead.“Someone even called me recently to confirm if I was dead. And I told him I’m still alive.”

Denilson Igwe also stated that Mark’s other collaborators, Emmanuella and Success, will appear on the show to share their “ordeals” in his hands.

Mark Angel has yet to comment to the charges.

In related news, Nigerian comedians Denilson Igwe and Mark Angel are still fighting, so Denilson has gone out into public with a sign to protest on his own.

The content creator was angry and took to social media to say so. He was carrying a pink placard that said “Say no to intellectual property.”

This protest is happening at the same time that Denilson has been making a lot of claims against Angel in the past few weeks.

Denilson has made it clear that he doesn’t like Mark Angel, accusing him of stealing his ideas and treating him unfairly.

Emmanuella, a famous comedian who works with Mark Angel, was also involved in this argument, and Denilson says she was also used.

In his social media post, Denilson went further by making a provocative comparison, stating that some people in the industry were “worse than Hitler.”

This controversial comment that has sparked significant debate among his fans and followers.

The reactions to Denilson’s protest have been mixed. Some fans criticized his approach and urged him to move on, while others supported his stance and tagged Mark Angel in their comments.