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The mother of Imisi Ayanwale, the winner of BBNaija Season 10, has responded to allegations that she abandoned her daughter and didn’t show up again until Imisi became well-known and prosperous.
Rumors circulated online that she had abandoned her daughter and only returned after her success, according to reports, which is how the matter came to light.
She thanked God and Nigerians for their support during difficult times in a widely shared video.
She clarified that she has been living in peace with her younger sister in Ajah, where she has been helped and welcomed by people who have given her clothing, food, and other necessities.
Despite the criticism she received, she said her stay was tranquil.
In response to those who accused her of negligence, she stated that her choice to keep quiet was deliberate and a matter of caution rather than guilt.
She recalled that she had little time to prepare because the Big Brother house only told her about Imisi’s victory a few hours before it took place.
She ended by urging people to stop spreading hate and instead treat one another with compassion and empathy.
“God has shown me mercy,” she declared. I sincerely appreciate all Nigerians. Thank you very much. In Ajah, I’m residing with my younger sister. Some welcomed me, fed me, and clothed me, while others didn’t want me around. I’ve been content and at ease.
“I was accused by some of neglecting my kids. I’m appreciative of both good and bad people. The Bible tells us to constantly stand up for the truth, while the elders advise us to listen quickly but respond slowly.
“They are now after me because Adeola, who they had promised the previous day, is no longer available. The same Adeola, who broke all of her commitments, is now pursuing Opeyemi. It was me who was frantically trying to ensure that my daughter would prosper and be able to help me escape poverty.
Even on the day I went to Big Brother, I wasn’t informed until the very last minute—around 4 p.m.—that I needed to get dressed up because Imisi would be leaving the home. Is it meant to be that way?
Let’s quit tearing each other down and learn to control our tongues. Why can’t we simply live in love rather than hate and envy?
