OpenLife Nigeria reports that Nollywood actress Dayo Amusa has fired a clear warning to businesses and vendors: using her name or images to promote products without her approval is off-limits.
In a statement on her official Instagram page, Amusa emphasized that purchasing a product or service doesn’t automatically mean she will tag or promote the brand on her social media.
She made her stance crystal clear:
“HENCEFORTH!!! If I am paying or I pay for your product or service, don’t expect me to mention or tag you in my post.
DO NOT USE MY PICTURE / VIDEO for any form of sales marketing or promotional purposes without my permission, consent or authorization. You go hear am Ese o! Thank you!”
The actress added that her photos and videos are strictly off-limits for marketing unless she explicitly gives permission.
She also stressed that her charitable works are only through her Dayo Amusa Foundation, warning that anyone trying to use her name for other initiatives is treading on thin ice:
“Also do not use my picture/video on your page for any form of promotional purposes without my consent or permission. If you do, you go hear am 📌 Read that again!!! To whom it may concern 📌 I don’t run a charity except @dayoamusafoundation.”
Dayo Amusa’s message is loud, clear, and unmissable: misuse her content, and you’ll face consequences.
Dayo Amusa isn’t playing around her name, her image, and her brand are off-limits unless she says so.
For businesses and vendors thinking otherwise, consider this your final warning: misuse her content, and you will face the consequences. The actress has made it crystal clear respect her rules or risk the heat.
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