Nollywood actress, Iyabo Ojo in her latest statement, has tendered a public apology to the Theater Arts and Motion Picture Producers Association of Nigeria TAMPAN, an association in Nollywood.
Recall that TAMPAN, in a statement, had blacklisted Iyabo Ojo and her colleague, Nkechi Blessing and had threatened to work against them for dragging the name of the association in the mud over issues that had to do with sexual allegations made against actor Baba Ijesha.
In the latest post, Iyabo Ojo, via her official Instagram page, wrote;
“I would like to say a very big thank you to @esabodofficialpage … God bless you ma, Agba yin a dale … I so much appreciate you, mama, & Love you… First & foremost I want to say a very BIG thank you to my God almighty, all mercifully, I love you Lord & I thank you for your constant protection, provision and guidance over me & my family. I’m forever grateful… i will also want to use this opportunity to say a very BIG thank you to all my darling fans and loved ones for your constant love & support … honestly I’m so overwhelmed & humbled, I will never take it for granted
To an able & ever humble president of Tampan… @mrlatin1510 thank you very much sir…
Our big daddies @adebayo.salami @princejidekosoko @realyinkaquadri on behalf of @nkechiblessingsunday my darling aburo & my humble self, we apologise to you sir we’re sorry for getting you upset, you’re our elders & leaders, we respect you, we’re humbled before you, we will forever appreciate you & honour you… it’s all Peace & Love”
Responding, Bolaji Amusan, popularly known as Mr Latin president of TAMPAN, apologised for the hurtful words made by its member, Jide Kosoko.
“If you know Jide Kosoko, you know he’s a very good man. Iyabo Ojo can testify to this.
“On behalf of Jide Kosoko, I apologise for his words during the conference. He did not mean those words. He uttered them out of anger. He also said he’s ready to embrace Iyabo Ojo and Nkechi Blessing. ” Also, on behalf of TAMPAN, I apologise to everyone that felt offended,” Mr Latin said.
