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Posted by Lawal Munirst on October 28, 2024 0
Popular Nigerian actress, Nkechi Blessing has issued a very public apology to the Theater Arts and Motion Pictures Practitioners of Nigeria (TAMPAN) and its president, Bolaji Amusan (Mr. Latin), for her previous criticisms.
The apology comes after a prolonged feud between Nkechi and TAMPAN, stemming from her condemnation of Baba Ijesha’s alleged child abuse case in 2021.
Nkechi, with colleague Iyabo Ojo, had spoken out against Baba Ijesha’s actions, which led to backlash from some TAMPAN members, including Yomi Fabiyi and Lege Maimi.
In response, veteran actor Jide Kosoko barred directors from working with Nkechi and Iyabo Ojo prompting Nkechi to mock the association’s decision.
Retracing her steps at the recent Celebrities Entertainment Awards in Canada, Nkechi took to the stage to offer a heartfelt apology to Mr. Latin and TAMPAN.
In a viral video, she was seen kneeling with a microphone, expressing remorse for her past actions.
Kneeling down, she was begging the TAMPA officials for forgiveness, stating that she had missed the industry.
Watch the video below.
Nkechi Blessing seen begging Mr Latin on stage so that Yoruba movie producers can feature her again… This was exactly how their market leaders begged @tokunbo_wahab to reopen @followlasg markets when they messed the whole place up… We can decide to live with pests until we… pic.twitter.com/tSKpWhZmJt — BayoObidient (@BayoObidient) October 27, 2024
Nkechi Blessing seen begging Mr Latin on stage so that Yoruba movie producers can feature her again…
This was exactly how their market leaders begged @tokunbo_wahab to reopen @followlasg markets when they messed the whole place up…
We can decide to live with pests until we… pic.twitter.com/tSKpWhZmJt
— BayoObidient (@BayoObidient) October 27, 2024
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