The Nollywood actress, Aisha Lawal, has denied the claims that she received a Toyota Venza from the leader of the National Union of Transportation Workers (Nurtw), Musiliyu Akinsanya, popularly known as MC Oluomo.
Describing the claim as false and defamatory, Lawal promised to do legal actions against the person responsible for the accusations, stating: “I will go to court.” Speaking during an appearance in the talk with the podcast B, the actress approached the viral accusation, indicating that she drives a lexus GX 460 and has never received a Oluomo MC car gift or any other person. All this situation, often known as the accusation of Aisha Lawal MC Oluomo Venza, has won a significant online traction.
“A man, an adult, wondered if it was a configuration or if he smoked marijuana, sat down and put a camera and said that Mc Oluomo picked up a blue venza from him and gave me. I did not pick up any car. Why would I mysteriously die when I did not eat mysteriously?” She questioned.
Lawal expressed his disbelief for the video, revealing that he only saw him after hearing his name in a disturbing prayer.
“I didn't see that video until I heard the prayer where he said: 'Aisha Lawal, I am the owner of that blue venza with you'”.
Heading firmly from the accusations, he said: “I have suffered in the past. Give a little respect for my name. I have never driven a venza. I conduct a GX 460, and my store is like the fourth or fifth building that I have built.”
By telling his personal trip, Lawal explained how hard he has worked over the years and how such defamatory statements undermine his efforts. The actress is determined to clean her name in the middle of the persistent accusation of Aisha Lawal MC Oluomo Venza.
“Covid was a turning point in my life. In one or two weeks, I made 10 million Naira. That was during my first pregnancy. Maybe the same day you were going to pay an IVF that did not work, someone saw you at a service station and asked me for money. If you did not go back, they would say you are proud.
“Do you know what I am happening for? Someone even said: 'You didn't choose the children, you chose money.”
When sharing her first struggles, the actress added: “My father acted as if he did not give birth to the first life that came. I began to lead to the age of 16. They taught me so well that I could even change a tire. I drove my father for a year. That roundabout in Adeoyo, a trailer once he found himself with me, I had to make pairing.”
“I used to take Odogwu night buses to ABA, with a nose mask and a face housing. People saw me then but said nothing. I didn't want to pay a hotel, so I took night buses.
“I even entered vehicles that transported birds from ABA to Ibadan, sometimes Ijebu Ode, before starting to go to China.” Determined to erase his name, Lawal emphasized: “I can't study the law for seven years and not go to court. I should get a good lawyer.”
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