Embattled Kannywood actress, Rahama Sadau, on Tuesday apologised to her fans and Nigerians for featuring in a romantic music video.
Rahama was expelled by the regulators of the Kannywood film industry, MOPPAN, for featuring in ClassiQ’s new single “I love You”.
In a letter she posted on her Instagram page on Tuesday, Rahama said she could not have played her role in the music video to hurt anyone.
“To those who I have offended in any way, shape or form and who I have caused any anxiety by featuring in the said music video, I sincerely apologize,” she wrote.
“I may have fallen short of some people’s expectations but it was never my intention.
“I make no excuses for my actions and I take full responsibility,” Rahama said.
The Kannywood star actress also thanked her fans for standing by her. She also appreciated the advice she received. “I implore us all to be more tolerant and forgiving towards one another,” Rahama said.
A member of MOPPAN told PREMIUM TIMES that with the apology, Rahama’s expulsion may be reversed.
“She has really shown maturity in handling the entire issue,” the source said. “This is a great response from her.”