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VENO TV: “I AM VERY SORRY” — AREMU AFOLAYAN BEGS NIGERIANS By Kayode Adoide
Date: 20-03-26
Nollywood actor, Aremu Afolayan, has publicly apologized to Nigerians in an emotional and heartfelt message, expressing deep regret over his recent stance and statements.
Speaking with visible remorse, the actor said:
“I am very sorry… My heart is heavy. Kindly forgive me. I did not take money from any man.”
Aremu clarified that his actions were not influenced by financial inducement, stressing that he spoke based on personal conviction, not political gain.
RAISES CONCERNS OVER INSECURITY
In a dramatic turn, Afolayan highlighted the worsening insecurity in the country, stating that the situation is alarming and cannot be ignored.
According to him:
“The second narration is insecurity, and it is obvious that the government is not doing enough.”
He cautioned Nigerians against blindly accepting scripted narratives:
“Don’t answer any script that somebody asked you to read. Anybody saying all is well is not being truthful.”
PERSONAL EXPERIENCE WITH KIDNAPPING
The actor revealed a painful personal experience to buttress his claims:
“My best friend’s mother was kidnapped, and we paid ransom… E pe te se fun mi poo.”
This, he said, opened his eyes to the harsh realities many Nigerians face daily.
PUBLIC APOLOGY & WITHDRAWAL FROM POLITICS
In a tone filled with humility, Aremu appealed for forgiveness:
“There is insecurity in Nigeria… e dakun, e dariji mi (please forgive me).”
He further stated that he takes full responsibility for his actions and has decided to step away from political involvement:
“I take responsibility… I know your choice is not Tinubu. I warned Lege, and I am withdrawing myself from politics.”
VENO TV ANALYSIS
Aremu Afolayan’s apology reflects growing public frustration over insecurity and governance concerns in Nigeria. His withdrawal from politics may signal a broader disillusionment among public figures.
VENO TV… Telling the Story as it is.
Date: 20-03-26
Nollywood actor, Aremu Afolayan, has publicly apologized to Nigerians in an emotional and heartfelt message, expressing deep regret over his recent stance and statements.
Speaking with visible remorse, the actor said:
“I am very sorry… My heart is heavy. Kindly forgive me. I did not take money from any man.”
Aremu clarified that his actions were not influenced by financial inducement, stressing that he spoke based on personal conviction, not political gain.
RAISES CONCERNS OVER INSECURITY
In a dramatic turn, Afolayan highlighted the worsening insecurity in the country, stating that the situation is alarming and cannot be ignored.
According to him:
“The second narration is insecurity, and it is obvious that the government is not doing enough.”
He cautioned Nigerians against blindly accepting scripted narratives:
“Don’t answer any script that somebody asked you to read. Anybody saying all is well is not being truthful.”
PERSONAL EXPERIENCE WITH KIDNAPPING
The actor revealed a painful personal experience to buttress his claims:
“My best friend’s mother was kidnapped, and we paid ransom… E pe te se fun mi poo.”
This, he said, opened his eyes to the harsh realities many Nigerians face daily.
PUBLIC APOLOGY & WITHDRAWAL FROM POLITICS
In a tone filled with humility, Aremu appealed for forgiveness:
“There is insecurity in Nigeria… e dakun, e dariji mi (please forgive me).”
He further stated that he takes full responsibility for his actions and has decided to step away from political involvement:
“I take responsibility… I know your choice is not Tinubu. I warned Lege, and I am withdrawing myself from politics.”
VENO TV ANALYSIS
Aremu Afolayan’s apology reflects growing public frustration over insecurity and governance concerns in Nigeria. His withdrawal from politics may signal a broader disillusionment among public figures.
VENO TV… Telling the Story as it is.
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