"I wasn't convinced": Salome's real boyfriend releases their last WhatsApp chat The real boyfriend of the late Salome Eleojo Adaidu has broken silence on her gruesome murder.

Maxwell Ajah, who had been in a relationship with Salome Eleojo Adaidu since 2018, has shared their final WhatsApp conversation, revealing that they last communicated on Saturday, January 11, 2025, a day before her tragic death. In an interview with Salome’s elder sister, Patience Adaidu Unekwuojo, Maxwell expressed concern over Salome’s unusual responses during their last chat, which left him feeling unsettled.

Salome was allegedly murdered by gospel singer Oluwatimileyin Ajayi, who claimed to be her boyfriend. However, Maxwell refuted this, stating that he and Salome had been together for seven years. He described Salome as a non-violent person and emphasized her faithfulness throughout their relationship.

The release of their last conversation has sparked widespread reactions, with many questioning the circumstances surrounding her death. Friends and acquaintances have also come forward, sharing their interactions with Salome and expressing disbelief over the incident. One friend, Dominic Victor, highlighted Salome’s supportive nature, recalling how she would send him content to post online. He lamented the state of modern relationships and condemned the act of violence against someone purportedly loved.

Another acquaintance, Philip P. Phinehas, who met Salome on Facebook, shared that his last message to her, sent on Sunday, January 12, did not deliver. He noted that during their conversations, Salome mentioned she was not in a relationship, adding another layer of complexity to the unfolding narrative.

The conflicting accounts and emerging details have intensified discussions about the true nature of Salome’s relationships and the events leading up to her untimely death. As investigations continue, the public remains eager for clarity and justice in this tragic case.