Dr Paul was quoted at the recently held Nigerian Entertainment Industry Health Insurance Convention which took place on Tuesday, July 22, 2014, at the Grand Ballroom of Eko Hotel and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos, to have said, ‘There is this Cameroonian singer that has been going around with a cream…if I get her, she’ll be arrested’.
In a bid to get Dencia’s reaction on the issue to know if her product was legal in Nigeria or not, Netng contacted Dencia who then referred them to her rep who didn't take the matter lightly. What the rep said;
‘Whitenicious is not made in Nigeria and has no connections with Nigeria. Doesn’t Nigeria have more problems than worry about Dencia? Arrest Dencia lol how do you arrest a US citizen? Smh African leaders need to focus on Africa and stop joining the bandwagon for fame’, a rep for the singer told NET via e-mail.
As for the accusations on selling a product that causes cancer, Dencia’s rep says the agency is committing an act of defamation against the singer’s brand. ‘Whitenicious has been in the market for under 7 months and all these vicious lies and attack someone will pay for it and maybe it will be NAFDAC incase they didn’t get a simple law class you don’t make such comments about anyone and their business especially because no one has had any cancer like they claim. This is defamation’.
Her rep then goes on a full-scale rant: ‘They need to study more and talk less. Nigeria has more issues than Whitenicious, Nigeria has worst pollution that Whitenicious, maybe he can put his energy into fixing roads and giving the masses clean water and lights to keep them healthy since he is worried about a cosmetic that isn’t a drug. Where is Dencia selling the products in Nigeria? Does she have a store there? Why are people so pompous? He (Orhii) should get a life or maybe get laid by his wife or side chicks. Dencia doesn’t care and wouldn’t even give it any attention because it is that irrelevant’....
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