Nollywood actress Dayo Amusa has made peace with the content creator who accused her of being HIV position.
Kemi Filani reported in July that Dayo had threatened to make a scapegoat of the content creator. The famous Yoruba actress questioned why content creators and bloggers were fond of posting unverified information. She noted how family and friends have read all these lies.
Now, taking to her Instagram page, Amusa, in a video, noted how she made him a scapegoat by reporting him to the police. Still, she had a change of mind after realising he had just lost his mother, met his relatives and found out about his age.
“I am making this video regarding the peddling issue about myself and a content creator who defamed my character and put out wrong information about my HIV status, which has gone viral and has had people have different opinions about me. I did promise to make him a scapegoat, which I did, but I realise just lost his mum, he is a 27-year-old boy, and I got to meet his relatives – his uncle, the lawyer”.
In her caption, the movie star further noted how to err is human and to forgive is divine. She noted how making mistakes is a natural and inherent part of being human.
Dayo said she has closed the case, admonishing the public to be guided.
“CASE CLOSED
To err is human, to forgive is divine”
Making mistakes is a natural and inherent part of being human, they say.
LETS BE GUIDED”.
Early this year, while counting down to celebrating 3 decades in the Entertainment Industry, Denrele Edun recalled how a famous DJ’s wife told his favourite designer not to style him and to avoid touching his kids, thinking he had aids. He noted how he had been labelled several names, from Anorexic to Malnourished and even HIV positive.
Some years back, Uche Ogbodo, while going down memory lane, recounted how people accused her of being HIV positive because she was battling undisclosed Illness.
In different news, some years back, Amusa disclosed why she stayed in an abusive relationship that almost ruined her life. She revealed that it was hard to leave, as she was used to being a fixer, but eventually, she saved her life.