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Adeherself opens up about her ordeal in EFCC custody

Internet sensation, Adeherself in a recent video breaks down in tears as she reveals her time in EFCC custody was hard and it has left her depressed.

Adeherself whose real name is Ademola Adewale, disclosed that her parents and manager got her a therapist from America but life hasn’t been quite the same as she’s trying hard to come out of depression.

“44 days in cell was no joke,” she said, adding that she wouldn’t wish such on her enemy.

She stated the incident has made her lose her fervour and she has not been able to make any more skits because the enthusiasm isn’t there anymore.

She appreciated everyone who has been checking up on her, including the celebrities who reach out to her.

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