Nollywood actress Eniola Badmus responded to the criticism she has received for holding TikToker Ego with a message about the value of sharing love.click to read more.
Eniola compiled a list of the different ways we can show love to people on Instagram.
She urged her followers to donate to deserving organizations, volunteer for a good cause, and aid the less fortunate.
Eniola continued by urging us to give to charitable organizations, be kind even to rude people, send gifts or meals, be good listeners, and lift up those who are struggling.
"Love can only be spread by doing so.
Help those in need,
Participate in charity work
Be kind to everyone you encounter.
Donate to a worthy cause.
Even to the rude, be nice.
Give a homeless individual a meal or some care gifts.
Be more cheerful.
Pay attention to others.
Encourage a person who is experiencing difficulty.
She received criticism for detaining and arresting the Tiktoker, Ego, who had slandered her from her senior colleague, Georgina Onuoha.
In a lengthy post on her Instagram page, Georgina lectured Eniola on how defamation is not a crime, making it improper for her to detain and arrest the woman.
She encouraged the actress to quit misusing her authority and bullying the woman and to sue her for monetary damages.
The outspoken woman expressed her displeasure with the Nigerian police's involvement in Eniola's intimidation tactics.
In any civilized society, you have the right to sue for reputational harm if someone slanders you. She acted in an improper and derogatory manner. Your next course of action will be to file a defamation lawsuit against Eniola and demand damages.
You are also breaching the law by arresting her. Slander or defamation is not a crime that calls for this young woman to be detained and treated like a criminal. Yes, she slandered you; seek damages from her. You are using intimidation and misuse of power here. Use the law carefully and without oppression. Police officers who engage in this stupidity should be ashamed.
