Nollywood actress Yetunde Barnabas has called out her critic, Ajefunke Kofoshi, hours after announcing that she had forgiven her following their legal confrontation over defamatory comments about her movie.
Earlier, Yetunde took to social media to reveal that she and Ajefunke had finally faced each other through legal channels. According to the actress, Ajefunke admitted her wrongdoing, prompting her to forgive her in the interest of peace.
Yetunde also disclosed that they had agreed on certain conditions, including a video apology from Ajefunke.
In her earlier statement, the actress wrote that Ajefunke had acknowledged her mistakes and that she had decided to let the matter go for the sake of peace. She also thanked those who had supported her throughout the dispute.
However, the situation took another turn when Ajefunke shared a video of herself with Yetunde on social media. In her caption, she insisted that she had not been arrested but was merely invited by the actress.
Her statement appeared to contradict the impression that the encounter had involved an arrest, sparking a response from Yetunde.
Reacting to Ajefunke’s post, Yetunde accused her of attempting to mislead the public about what had happened. The actress maintained that Ajefunke had been picked up and arrested, adding that she had pleaded for forgiveness and admitted her wrongdoing before she decided to let the matter go.
Yetunde further claimed that Ajefunke had begged her to make a video addressing the situation, and she agreed because she wanted peace. According to her, she had also cautioned Ajefunke against insulting people during the video.
Expressing her displeasure over Ajefunke’s latest statement, Yetunde urged her not to distort the events surrounding their confrontation.
“Do not mislead the public,” the actress warned, reiterating that her decision to forgive Ajefunke was motivated by her desire to avoid further conflict.
The controversy has drawn attention to the disagreement between the two women, with their conflicting accounts of the encounter becoming the latest development in the dispute.
While Yetunde maintains that Ajefunke was arrested and later pleaded for forgiveness, Ajefunke insists that she was only invited. The supplied account does not include an independent confirmation of the circumstances surrounding the encounter or a further response from Ajefunke to Yetunde’s latest allegations.
DRAMA: Yetunde Barnabas Calls Out Ajefunke After Forgiving Her Over Defamation Case The drama between Nollywood actress Yetunde Barnabas and content creator Ajefunke has taken a new twist! Shortly after Yetunde Barnabas posted that she had forgiven Ajefunke over the defamatory comment about her movie and that Ajefunke had agreed to make a video apology, Ajefunke posted a video of herself with Yetunde with a misleading caption. In her caption, Ajefunke wrote: "Yetunde invited Ajefunke, not arrested. Eyin elejo ofo, omo ale iru" — trying to make it look like it was just a friendly invitation and not a legal arrest. This did not sit well with Yetunde Barnabas, who immediately made another post to counter Ajefunke's claims and set the record straight. In her words, Yetunde wrote: "You were picked up and arrested, you begged and admitted your wrongdoing with the curses and begged me, of which I let it go for the sake of peace because there's nothing in this life. And you begged me to make a video which I agreed to because I love peace. The video was made after telling you not to curse people again and I still cautioned you in same video, do not mislead the public."
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