Eniola Badmus Apologises to Laide Bakare, Calls For Peace Following Social Media Fallout

Omoyeni Olabode

Eniola Badmus and Laide Bakare

Nollywood actress and politician Eniola Badmus has publicly tendered an apology to her colleague Laide Bakare, calling for peace and unity following a heated social media disagreement.
The rift, which escalated after exchange of sharp remarks online, prompted Badmus to take a reconciliary stance in a message shared across her social media platforms. Emphasising the importance of sisterhood and mutual respect within the entertainment industry, the actress expressed regret over the friction and urged colleagues and fans to embrace peace.
“Life is too short for unnecessary drama and bitterness... I want to publicly extend my sincere apologies to Laide Bakare for any hurt caused. We have come a long way in this industry, and peace will always reign over conflict.”
— Eniola Badmus

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