The Action Collective has vehemently condemned the recent claims made by Professor Mgbeke, branding her a "well-known serial liar and betrayer" who allegedly exploits corporate activism to defraud others. 

In response to Mgbeke’s latest accusations against Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, the group made it clear that they were not surprised by the outburst, noting that the professor’s behavior aligned perfectly with her “trademark pattern of betrayal and manipulation.”

In a statement signed by its National Coordinator, Mr. Teddy Onyejuwe, the Action Collective remarked, “We are very much aware of the antics of Professor Mgbeke. Her history of disappointing those who once supported her is legendary, and this latest outburst is simply another desperate attempt to stay relevant.” 

The group further criticized Mgbeke’s attempt to position herself as a defender of truth, pointing to her long and tainted record of deceit as a clear contradiction to her current narrative.

The statement also cautioned the public to be wary of Mgbeke, emphasizing that her modus operandi has always been to use people and organizations for personal gain, only to betray them later. “She has perfected the art of weaponizing relationships and fabricating narratives when it suits her selfish interests,” the group added. “Her track record speaks louder than any new lies she attempts to sell.”

“She is a master fabricator who uses forged letters, fake programs, and non-existent partnerships to lure unsuspecting victims,” Onyejuwe stated. The Action Collective referenced multiple publications detailing her activities, including a June 10, 2020 article on Nairaland.com and an April 24, 2027 report on Secretsreporter.com, where Mgbeke was linked to numerous alleged scams and misrepresentations.

The group expressed confidence that both Nigerians and the international community would see through Mgbeke’s "charade," stressing that the fight for justice and genuine advocacy cannot be tainted by individuals who have repeatedly proven themselves to be unreliable and fraudulent. "We remind everyone that betrayal is not new to her; it is her brand," the Action Collective concluded.