OpenLife reports that Nigerian comedienne Princess has publicly condemned actress Biola Adebayo, accusing her of betraying fellow actress Iyabo Ojo amid the ongoing Baba Ijesha controversy.
During a passionate Instagram Live, Princess questioned how Biola could claim friendship with Iyabo after sitting down for an interview with Baba Ijesha, where Iyabo’s name was mentioned.
“I know so many things Iyabo Ojo lost because of Baba Ijesha’s case.
You sat down there, and he was mentioning Iyabo’s name, yet you said Iyabo is your friend. Iyabo is not your friend. I wish I could see you one-on-one. You are w!cked,” she said.
Princess went on to place Biola under spiritual judgment, calling on God to deliver justice.
“Biola, I hand you over to God’s judgment. You caused me the pain I am feeling right now. I use Ramadan and Lent to put you in God’s court.
“I call on my Eleda, the Eleda of my daughter and the Eleda of Baba Ijesha’s victims, to judge you.
“Biola, you open my wounds. God will judge you. Go and write it down.”
She also criticized Biola’s motives, saying: “Biola, you did that interview because it was not your child who was involved. You said you have a child.
Before you poke the eye of a bird, why not poke the eye of your child first? You said you were a victim of r@pe, you can never be a r@pe survivor and do what you did.
You were only concerned about views and engagement.”
Princess’s remarks have since sparked widespread discussion online, with fans debating the ethics of public figures engaging in sensitive matters.
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