Nollywood actors Toyin Abraham, Annie Idibia, and Gabriel Anthony have been publicly accused by a Nigerian fashion designer of owing an outstanding debt.
In an emotional Instagram story, the designer expressed her frustration, revealing that the bill has remained unpaid for an astonishing 14 months.
She questioned how the actors could delay settling a debt worth millions, highlighting their apparent reluctance to fulfill the payment.
The designer via the insta-stories section of her page wrote; “@toyin_abraham @annieidibial Search @gabrielanthonysMy patient is running out already. 1 year and 2 months. How can you be with someone millions and feel so reluctant?.”
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A quick check via the comment section of Instagram confirmed that the name of the fashion designer is @stitchesbyandra
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Netizens have responded with mixed reactions, ranging from sympathy for the designer to skepticism about the claims. Some urged the designer to pursue legal action, while others defended the actresses, suggesting there could be misunderstandings involved.
One @janet_obayuwana wrote: “Asiwaju baby owe you ke, Are you not aware her father is the president 😂😂😂.”
@iam_bmodel wrote: “I know how people sleep so soundly knowing fully well they are owing someone. I can’t even sleep properly if I’m owing someone 2k.”
ejbaci wrote: “Aunty Toyin doesn’t owe, maybe she hasn’t reach out to her or she forgot 📌📌📌📌.”
archersplace__ wrote: “Your “patient” dey run out? Abeg no allow am escape o🥹.”
shegun_stylez wrote: “But can’t she dm them privately or meet them physical nawa oooooooo fish pieeeee some people too do oo 😂.”
mz_beoppy wrote: “See their comments without hearing the other sides of the story, shior 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮, sadist people everywhere.”
3igtinnyy wrote: “Celebrities must not wear one clothe twice na wetin dey cause am later be this. 😂.”
beccabella_signature wrote: “As a fashion designer no let them use celebrity status cheat u, na why we no grow viral no be say we no dey sew for celebrity too… we just stay grounded to the ethics of our brand…”