By Our Correspondent
National News – Toyin Abraham has appealed to her supporters, known as “Toyin Titans,” to stop trolling her former protégé, Pelumi Olawuni, amid their ongoing public dispute.
The plea came on Monday, April 20, 2026, via a Snapchat video, where the Nollywood actress urged forgiveness and restraint following days of intense social media backlash.
The controversy, which has dominated online conversations in Nigeria, began after Abike Shugaa released a detailed YouTube video recounting her relationship with Abraham.
She alleged issues of control, betrayal, and threats, claims the actress has denied.
The situation escalated further when fans took sides, leading to widespread trolling directed at the influencer.
In her message, Abraham acknowledged that anger is a natural reaction but emphasized the need to move forward.
She urged her followers to “let everything slide,” stressing that the new week should be free from distractions.
According to her, both parties have learned lessons from the fallout, and it is time to shift focus.
The actress also hinted at upcoming projects, including several YouTube movie releases and a major production planned for December.
She explained that maintaining focus is critical, especially as she prepares for a busy schedule in the entertainment industry.
Abraham reflected on past experiences, including the backlash she faced in 2023 and 2024 after publicly supporting Bola Tinubu.
She noted that the experience influenced her current decision not to engage in public disputes or “spill details” about the conflict.
Meanwhile, Abike Shugaa disclosed that YouTube flagged parts of her video for potential privacy concerns, giving her the option to edit or remove certain sections.
Despite this, no penalties have been issued. She responded sarcastically, suggesting critics may have mass-reported the content.
The rift highlights ongoing tensions within Nigeria’s entertainment space and raises questions about mentorship, loyalty, and boundaries.
While Abraham has chosen a path of silence and reconciliation, Abike maintains her stance, keeping the issue in public discourse.
