Nollywood actress Nkechi Blessing has publicly tendered an apology to the Theater Arts and Motion Pictures Practitioners of Nigeria TAMPAN and its president, Bolaji Amusan, better known as Mr Latin.
Kemi Filani reported in 2021 that Nkechi and Iyabo Ojo had openly condemned the conduct of Baba Ijesha for allegedly defiling the foster daughter of Nigerian comedienne Princess, which the association wasn’t pleased with. They had also clashed with some TAMPAN members, such as Yomi Fabiyi and Lege Maimi, who kicked against them for openly condemning Baba Ijesha.
Following this, Veteran actor Jide Kosoko, during a press briefing, took action against them as he barred directors in the association from working with them. Reacting to it, Nkechi mocked the association’s decision, stating they were threatening to frustrate people who could feed their entire generation till the end. She went on to call the association one of lawlessness.
A month later, Nkechi apologized for everything she said, adding that she was disrespectful to Jide Kosoko and TAMPAN.
Now, at the Celebrities Entertainment Awards in Canada, Nkechi took to the stage to apologize to Mr Latin and TAMPAN. In a video making rounds, Nkechi was seen on her knees with a microphone as she apologized to the association.
Days back, Nkechi Blessing had shared a cryptic post with an unidentified person, letting him or her know that God would keep showing up for her because all she ever did was wish good for everyone around her. She added that no matter how they try to paint her black, she will continue to rise and shine bright like the glorious child that she is.
Before that, Nkechi had lashed out at her colleagues who are fond of badmouthing others. She stated that if they must quit something this year, they should quit the habit of spoiling people’s names at their backs and being two-faced.
In a better light, Nkechi revealed that she was in a new chapter in her life. She said that the best part of her new chapter was that she got to choose wisely. She declared this year the money year.
