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You Violated Peace Condition – Actress Iyabo Ojo Blames Toyin Abraham After Funke Akindele Snub

Famous Nollywood actress, Iyabo Ojo, has blamed Toyin Abraham for violating her peace condition with Funke Akindele.
This is coming two days after Funke Akindele publicly snubbed Toyin Abraham at Iyabo Ojo’s movie premiere.
The incident, which happened on Sunday, sparked reactions from netizens, with many calling for Iyabo Ojo’s intervention.
However, reacting to the controversy in an Instagram post, Iyabo who claimed to have settled the duo in the past, revealed that the reconciliation’s condition was that “no one was to shade online if any issue arose”.
According to her, they both promised to address issues off camera.
While revealing the cause of the incident that occurred on Sunday, Iyabo blamed Toyin Abraham for violating her peace agreement with Funke Akindele.
“Unfortunately, Toyin made some complaints about her movie in cinemas claiming some people or person was trying to sabotage her, some fans pointed accusing fingers towards Funke, that sparked up a fresh beef.
“I tried my very best to settle both of them, cried, knelt down, begged both parties to embrace peace which they both later did, reason you saw them a few months ago interacting with one another,” she said.
Expressing her frustration over the duo’s rivalry, Iyabo said, “I honestly don’t want to get involved anymore. Please, you all should respect that.”

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