“Go and Sin No More”: Toyin Abraham’s Ex Seun Egbegbe Spotted in Church Days After Release From Prison

• Filmmaker Seun Egbegbe appears to be picking up the pieces of his life once again following his release from prison
• A video making the rounds on social media captured the moment Egbegbe showed up at the church for a Sunday service session
• Social media users had different things to say, with some encouraging him to embrace a better way of life now that he is free again

Nollywood filmmaker, Seun Egbegbe, is back to enjoying life as a free man and he recently paid a visit to the house of God for a Sunday service session.

Recall that just some days ago, Legit.ng reported that the embattled filmmaker was finally released from prison after spending years behind bars.

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Egbegbe, who was formerly involved with Nollywood actress, Toyin Abraham, was captured alone in the church in a video that surfaced online.

A different portion of the clip equally captured the filmmaker taking notes as a man of God delivered the day’s sermons.

Check out the clip below:

Social media users react to Egbegbe's video

stanbnx said:

"Freedom Is priceless, Only God know how happy this man is right now."

successful_jerri said:

"Church are for sinners not for the righteous… Go and sin no more."

ralph_newrevelation said:

"Some of this things is not ordinary,(especially this guy own)let's continue praying for God's grace."

obaksolo said:

"Nigerians ehn someone could still film a man whom God showed mercy. Na suffer fit some people."

iam_alesh_x said:

"He wan pray to God and ask 4 forgiveness before he go beat Mr real ."

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kemilicious__kemi said:

"You all should allow this guy live he has paid for his crimes already. Allow him live."

"I would advise psychological assessment"

In a brief chat with Legit.ng, behavioural disorder expert, Olajide Teniola, submitted that people who have gone through such traumatic experiences as Egbegbe should go through a psychological assessment to see how being behind bars negatively impacted them.

"Evaluation should be carried out to understand the predisposing situation or underlying psychological problems that lead to this negative event. Could it be a situation of faulty personality? Could it be a case of mental health challenges that have not been identified? Or psychological problems in his life that were beyond his control which lead to this behaviour.

"Thereafter, a therapist will determine the kind of psychotherapy session he will be needing to help him restructure his thinking pattern."

On what family members and close associates can do to help him ease back into society, Teniola said:

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"Genuinely positive regard and unconditional love should be shown to him. He should be free from stigma, judgement and criticism. The use of contingency management, whereby good behaviour is rewarded either verbally or with incentives, should also be considered."

Internet fraudster Hushpuppi begs for lighter jail term

In a different story, Legit.ng previously reported that an update about a flamboyant big boy, Hushpuppi, stirred reactions from many in the online community.

According to reports, the embattled socialite pleaded for a light jail term.

Hushpuppi’s record sighted by People’s Gazette equally shows that the internet fraudster maintained a good behaviour in prison.

Source: Legit.ng