Lilian Afegbai has finally broken her silence on the recent AMVCA snub controversy, and it's a heartfelt apology. The Nollywood actress and producer took to her social media accounts to issue a sincere apology for her earlier outburst directed at the Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards (AMVCA) organisers.
In a lengthy post, Lilian acknowledged that she overreacted and spoke out of character when she found out she wasn't nominated. She confessed that her disappointment stemmed from feeling invisible in the industry for a long time, and her movie 'To Kill A Monkey' was a turning point where she felt seen and appreciated. However, her reaction was fueled by hurt and entitlement, and she's now deeply sorry for her actions.
The actress went on to assure her fans and the public that she's learned from her mistake and is committed to being a better person. Her apology was accompanied by a promise to never betray the trust of her loved ones again, and she's eager to make amends and move forward. With a hint of her signature sass, she ended her apology by saying, "I no go fall una hand again."
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