Iyabo Ojo backtracks, apologises to TAMPAN, Kosoko, others

The Nation reports the association had suspended Blessing and another actor, Kehinde Adams, aka Lege, for fighting dirty on social media over the arrest of their embattled colleague, Olanrewaju Omiyinka, popularly known as Baba Ijesha.

Ojo on her part had berated some actors for keeping mute about the case.

The two actresses have been vocal and clashed with some members of the association who kicked against them for condemning Baba Ijesha on social media.

TAMPAN’s action has since elicited a wave of reactions from entertainers and the general public, after it promised to “work against” their colleagues.

The Nation reports Baba Ijesha was arrested and detained by the Lagos state police after he was alleged to have sexually molested a minor.

He has however been released on bail.

Ojo, who shared a 10-minute virtual interview between an American-based blogger, Esther Aboderin and TAMPAN president Bolaji Amusan on her Instagram page, apologised to the movie industry ‘elders’ for upsetting them.

She wrote: “First and foremost I want to appreciate God almighty, all merciful, I love you Lord and I thank you for your constant protection, provision and guidance over me and 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 and support. Honestly, I’m so overwhelmed and humbled; I will never take it for granted

“To an able and ever humble president of Tampan, thank you very much sir.

“Our big daddies @adebayo.salami @princejidekosoko @realyinkaquadri on behalf of @nkechiblessingsunday my darling aburo and my humble self, we apologise to you all.