“Na You and Your Partners Support APC”: Actress Esther Sky Slams Eniola Badmus, Saidi Balogun, Asks for T-fare

“Na You and Your Partners Support APC”: Actress Esther Sky Slams Eniola Badmus, Saidi Balogun, Asks for T-fare

  • Controversial Nollywood actress, Esther Sky, is once again in the news after calling out her celebrity colleagues
  • Taking to her Instagram page, the film star lamented bitterly about the high cost of fuel and cab fares in the country
  • Esther then proceeded to ask actress Eniola Badmus and actor Saidi Balogun for transportation fare because they supported the APC government
  • Esther Sky also spoke exclusively with Legit.ng about the celebrity APC supporters who only joined 2020 End SARS protest for formality

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Controversial Nollywood actress, Esther Sky, is back in the news for calling out her colleagues in the movie industry.

Shortly after the price of fuel in the country rose to N617 per litre, Esther took to her Instagram page to lament bitterly about the situation.

According to the film star, she tried to order a ride from mainland Lagos to Ajah and was told N20,000 because of the cost of fuel.

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Actress Esther Sky blasts Eniola Badmus, Saidi Balogun, other APC supporters over high cost of fuel.
Eniola Badmus, Saidi Balogun, other APC supporters dragged by Esther Sky over high fuel price. Photos: @esther_sky77, @eniola_badmus, @saidibalogun
Source: Instagram

Esther Sky then sent a message to Eniola Badmus, telling her to pay for her transport fare and that of other Nigerians because she and her partners were the ones who supported APC. The actress also ended her note by calling Badmus wicked.

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She wrote:

“Hanty @eniola_badmus I want go Ajah and bolt cars Dey read 20k. How can I pay 20k for bolt and Indrive just from my #mainland to Ajah.?? Because of fuel.
@eniola_badmus pls credit me lemme go to wher I am going it's important ooh. Hanty. Come and pay for the bolt because na vou and vour partners supported this #apc So mama apc pls ask for my account
Start paying #nigerians anywhere they going now. Hanty you are vary vary wicked.”

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In another post, Esther Sky sent a similar message to Saidi Balogun where she asked him for transport fare. She also asked him how much he has been buying fuel.

See the post below:

Hmm.

They have not reached out to me - Esther Sky

During an exclusive chat with Legit.ng, Esther Sky explained that despite calling out Eniola Badmus, Saidi Balogun and other APC supporters, they have not reached out to her.

The film star explained that she feels they supported APC for their own selfish interests. In her words:

"They didn’t reach out. But I felt they supported APC because of their own selfish interests not minding the interest of the youths Infact old and young individuals. They actually supported APC because it’s Tinubu and fact they have things to gain in return hence they supported APC (Tinubu)."

They only protested during End SARS for formality

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Esther Sky went ahead to lament how many people reportedly died during the 2020 End SARS protest and their families did not get any compensation from the government.

The movie star noted that many of the celebrities who came out to protest at the time only did it for formality because they still went ahead to support APC.

She said:

"During End SARS so many people died and were made disabled, nothing no compensation from the government to the families of those that lost their lives or rendered disabled."
"And it’s still APC reign that those things happened and Eniola Badmus and Saidi Balogun and the other lady they all were shouting EndSars just for formality now time for the EndSars is here yet they went and supported APC again because of their own selfish reasons."

We are finding it difficult to survive

Esther Sky went ahead to lament bitterly about the high cost of taxi fares due to the increased price of fuel. According to her, ordinary people keep finding it hard to survive. She said that the celebrity APC supporters should start paying transport fares for Nigerians.

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"I took cab from mainland to island I ended up paying 20k because traffic alone would make your money to increase because it’s Bolt. I don’t own a car so all I do is order Bolt and I end up paying heavily because they increased their rate because of the fuel cost. Only those of us trying to survive are finding it more difficult."
"So let Toyin Abraham and Eniola badmus and saidi balogun and others shoukd started crediting us for our transport feee to anywhere we going."

Eniola Badmus poses in tastefully furnished Abuja office

Popular Nollywood actress Eniola Badmus might have pitched her tent in Abuja following President Tinubu's inauguration.

In a post on her page, the movie star shared a photo of an office with an enormous exquisite and expensive-looking table that took up half of the room.

Standing behind the table, beside a chair, the actress sported a smile and, in her caption, motivated her followers.

Source: Legit.ng

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Taiwo Owolawi (Entertainment Editor) Taiwo Owolawi is an entertainment and lifestyle journalist with four years of work experience at Legit.ng. She graduated from Osun State University with a degree in English and International Studies in 2016. She has also moved on to pursue courses in Public Relations and Copywriting. Taiwo emerged as Legit.ng's Best Entertainment Editor in 2022. Contact: taiwo.owolawi@corp.legit.ng.