I shutdown Linda Ikeji's blog because she betrayed me, man behind Linda's blog shutdown confess

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Man Behind Linda Ikeji’s Blog Shut Down assures her of greater success as her Blog Gets Restored!


 
Mr.rights have learnt that, the brain behind the shut down of Linda Ikeji’s blog whose twitter handle is known as Mr Aye Dee has reached out to Linda on Twitter after reporting her to Google over plagiarism and copyright infringements

The two apparently had a lengthy discussion in which Mr Aye Dee simply said he facilitated the shut down of Linda’s blog because he helped grow her website and she started ignoring him when she started making money.
Mr. Aye Dee, who claims to be the Editor-in-Chief of United States-based media platform, ‘15Past8 media group’ went onhis Twitter page today, October 9, 2014, to post several tweets assuring people that all is now well between himself and Linda Ikeji as her blog gets restored.
Read Mr Aye Dee’s tweets below:

Linda 2.
What do you mak eof this??? Some people feel that it is a publicity stunt to make both parties more popular…..
Source:: stargi, dasort.

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