Nigeria: 2027 - 'I Apologise for Saying There's No Insecurity in Nigeria' - Aremu Afolayan

Nigeria: 2027 - 'I Apologise for Saying There's No Insecurity in Nigeria' - Aremu Afolayan

"I'm withdrawing myself from everything that has to do with politics and standing with my people. Please forgive me."

2027: ‘I apologise for saying there's no insecurity in Nigeria’ - Aremu Afolayan

“I'm withdrawing myself from everything that has to do with politics and standing with my people. Please forgive me.” The post 2027: ‘I apologise for saying there’s no insecurity in Nigeria’ – Aremu Afolayan appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

‘The curses are much’ — Aremu Afolayan apologises to Nigerians over remark on insecurity

Aremu Afolayan, the Nigerian actor, has apologised following backlash over his recent comments on the country’s insecurity.  Speaking at a political event on Sunday, Afolayan appeared to play down Nigeria’s insecurity and economic struggles, saying he had not personally experienced the hardships. He voiced support for President Bola Tinubu’s leadership, crediting him with lifting the UAE ban — a move he said benefited his car business — while se…

2027: Aremu Afolayan Apologises Over Insecurity Remarks, Withdraws from Politics

Nollywood actor Aremu Afolayan has publicly apologised to Nigerians following backlash over his earlier comments suggesting that insecurity in the country was exaggerated.The controversy began after the actor spoke at a political gathering supporting President Bola Ahmed Tinubu ahead of the 2027 elections, where he appeared to dismiss concerns about insecurity and economic hardship. His remarks quickly went viral and drew widespread criticism fr…

Aremu Afolayan under fire after saying “Nigeria is not hard for me”

Nollywood actor, Aremu Afolayan, has publicly declared his support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu ahead of the 2027 general elections.

“I didn’t take money from anyone” — Actor Aremu Afolayan reacts to backlash after insinuating that there's no insecurity in the Country - Newsy People

Nollywood actor Aremu Afolayan has responded to criticism following his recent engagement in a gathering supporting President Tinubu.   Aremu and a few other Nollywood actors, among others were filmed singing ‘on your mandate we shall stand’ in support on the Tinubu-led administration.   In a statement, he apologised to Nigerians, saying the backlash he received has been overwhelming.   “To all Nigerians, please forgive me. The criticism has bee…