Edge's News: Update On Idibia’s Family Saga: Charles Idibia also challenged his sister in law….Annie Idibia....🔥🔥🔥🔥👊

The social media drama sparked by Annie Idibia is in no time coming to an end as her husband’s family drag her in the mud.

Annie Idibia took to social media on Thursday to share her ordeal on social media.

A controversial blogger threatens to expose Annie Idibia’s dirty secret.. read @edge

In reaction to this post, 2face’s younger brother, Charles Idibia, took to his Instagram to call out his sister in law who claimed the family mistreated her.

In the lengthy post, Charles made the public understand that his brother is dying slowly and is not happy with his marriage.

Charles Idibia also challenged his sister in law to tell the public how they have mistreated her.

He wrote:@annieidibia1 …You got married into a family of peace lovers …so peaceful that it’s actually an idibia family flaw as I have come to realise. Perhaps this has made you think that we must be fools , but trust me, we are not .

You are bringing up a Disney trip that happen pre-covid19 simply because you somehow cannot totally have your way today like you are used to ? Trying to paint your husband bad publicly( because he is a very private person ) is your threat tool and means of gaining control ? …and I thought you were smart , abi dey dealer gave you the wrong dose today ? Asking your mum who lives in one of bedrooms to add more fire to the Juju pot is would have been a smarter move ,but as God will have it , you choose today to expose yourself.

You better finish what you started this Night , because maybe ,just maybe the public might just help us all . Inno is deing slowly,never seen a man so unhappy in real life , but we must all maintain ‘peace’ that has never existed from day one …phyuk that shit ! ..am done .

The idibia family never gave you peace you say , please bring out all the wrong we did to you and post on your page pls , because i have alot to say , and am going to say it regardless

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