Enugu residents are still talking about the scandal that unfolded last Thursday at a popular hotel in New Haven.
Ada, 25, a secretary at a mid-sized marketing firm, had always been seen as diligent and trustworthy. But colleagues say she had recently started acting secretive, often leaving the office late at night under vague excuses.
Her supposed “meeting” partner was Ifedayo, 32, the younger brother of the company’s CEO. Married with two children, he was known for his charm and persuasive nature — but no one expected him to be involved in anything scandalous. That evening, Ada checked into Royal Crest Lodge, claiming she had a client meeting. Ifedayo arrived shortly after, and both were seen heading to one of the hotel’s rooms. Witnesses say the door was locked from the inside, making it impossible for hotel staff to intervene.The twist came when a junior colleague, Blessing, who had followed Ada out of curiosity, spotted them and quickly recorded a short clip. By the next morning, the video was circulating in WhatsApp groups across Enugu. Office gossip exploded, and the news reached both families within hours.When confronted, Ada insisted it was “purely business,” while Ifedayo remained silent. But the viral clip spoke for itself, leaving everyone debating how far personal temptation could go, even in seemingly professional relationships.
Moral Lesson: Even the most trusted employees and respected family members can falter. Secrets may seem safe behind closed doors, but one wrong choice can quickly destroy reputations and trust.
