It seems there is a feud between Nollywood actress Aisha Lawal and her junior colleague, Adeyemo Adebola Seilat.
Seiilat, via her Instagram page, had posted a video of her chiding Aisha. She told her senior colleague to back off from her or face her wrath, as she noted how stupidity isn’t gentility.
She noted how the same person she looked up to made it their mission to keep pressing her neck. Seiilat noted that respect is supposed to be mutual, but what does she do when someone keeps testing one’s patience and mistaking one’s calmness for weakness?
The Yoruba actress said she is drained, but one thing is sure: she refused to let anyone dim her light.
“Tell Aisha Lawal to back off; if she doesn’t back off, she is going to find what she is looking for, and I do not care what is going to happen. I have been talking to her, but she isn’t listening. Maybe she will listen to you all.
Please help me warn her. She is about to find my wahala, gentility isn’t stupidity”.
“I’ve been holding back for a long time, but silence is not stupidity. I may be gentle, but I am not blind to the constant attempts to frustrate me. The same person I respected, the same person I looked up to, has made it their mission to keep pressing on my neck. I’ve tried to overlook, I’ve tried to ignore, but how long can someone stay quiet when they’re being pushed to the wall? Respect is supposed to be mutual, but when someone keeps testing your patience and mistaking your calmness for weakness, what do you do? I won’t lie, I’m drained. But one thing is sure, I refuse to let anyone dim my light”.
Responding to her via her comment section, Aisha dared her to tag her name as she slammed her for spitting nonsense.
“If Dem born you well tag me now, rubbish. You people will just carry your phone and say rubbish”.
Seiilat hit back at her, promising to show her that she is the true daughter of her father.
“I will show you that I am a true daughter of Jimoh Adebowale”.
Similarly, skitmaker Woli Agba had called out Aisha. He stated that he would have reached out via her Instagram Direct Message, but he wanted the world to know about their beef. Sharing a clip from a scene in Jagun Jagun, where Aisha insulted him, he slammed her for how she insulted him.
In other news, in an interview, Aisha Lawal boldly declared that Yoruba actors and filmmakers can rightfully claim ownership of the Nollywood landscape. According to Lawal, this assertion was grounded in the fact that they were the pioneering forces that set the wheels of the industry in motion.