Apostle Suleman vs Halima: Iyabo Ojo berates comedienne princess over leaked WhatsApp chats

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Beautiful Nollywood actress, Iyabo Ojo has berated fellow actress and comedienne, Damiola Adekoya popularly known as Princess over an exposed leaked  WhatsApp conversation on Apostle Suleman’s sex scandal to a blogger, Gist lover.

Ojo said that she felt betrayed by her friend whom she trusted a lot.

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TheNewsGuru.com reports that another actress known as Halima Abubakar returned with allegations of sexual assault with Apostle Suleiman, claiming that she had three abortions for the cleric.

Apostle Suleman who is the general overseer of Omega Fire Ministries International has now slapped an N1 billion lawsuit against the actress for defamation of Character.

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Halima Abubakar had over the weekend, in an interview with the comedian, spoken at length about her affair with the Apostle.

Iyabo Ojo, who had also been linked to Apostle Suleman, put a call through to the comedian during the live interview on Instagram.

After the interview, the popular controversial blogger, Gistlover, via Instagram page, shared Ojo’s DM with Princess, who revealed that Iyabo Ojo had called her and was likely afraid that her secrets could be exposed too.

Reacting to the leaked conversation on Instagram, Iyabo, who stood by comedian Princess during actor Baba Ijesha’s sexual assault trial, felt betrayed.

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She wrote, ”O re ni wan. I have learned this in the hardest ways. Never inherit anyone’s energy and never risk your life or take a bullet for no one and nobody. Never go beyond and above for anyone because when you do and they turn around and stab you. It hurts differently. It’s good to help but with great caution.”

Iyabo Ojo had teamed up with comedienne princess to prosecute Baba Ijesha over the defiling of a minor at princess house last year.

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The two actresses only stopped making comments on the matter after the actor (Baba Ijesha) was sent to prison by a Lagos court.

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