Why I won’t intervene in Toyin Abraham, Funke Akindele’s dispute — Ogogo

Veteran Nollywood actor, Taiwo Hassan, popularly known as Ogogo, has explained why he will not intervene in the renewed tension between actresses, Toyin Abraham and Funke Akindele.

Ogogo spoke during an interview with Feel Right TV which was shared on Instagram on Friday, where he carefully avoided taking sides in the latest clash between the two movie stars.

The drama started on Sunday after Akindele appeared to snub Abraham at actress Iyabo Ojo’s movie premiere, a move that reignited conversations barely eight months after both parties publicly reconciled their years-long feud.

Calling women’s disputes “too complicated,” the actor said it would be unwise for him , or any man, to wade into their disagreements.

He added that, unlike men who “laugh over issues and move on,” women tend to escalate minor disagreements.

“If Toyin and Funke have sense, they should know God has favoured them. I don’t interfere in women’s disputes. Both of them are blessed by God. So, why are they fighting?

“Something that will happen that men will just laugh over, if it happens to women, it is always worse than Hitler’s war, so it is hard for anybody to interfere.

“Any man who interferes is stupid. What is the reason for the fight? God blessed the two of them already, and the next thing they think is right is to be fighting. Very soon, they will come back to their senses. It is not even my business,” he said.

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