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Mr. Latin Responds to Baba Ijesha's Allegations of Neglect Post-Prison Release

Nollywood actor Mr. Latin has addressed accusations made by Baba Ijesha, who claimed he faced neglect following his release from prison. In a statement, Mr. Latin emphasized his commitment to support his colleague, refuting the allegations.

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Wed, 30 Sept 2026• 2 min read
Mr. Latin Responds to Baba Ijesha's Allegations of Neglect Post-Prison Release
Mr. Latin Responds to Baba Ijesha's Allegations of Neglect Post-Prison Release — The Abuja Times Newsroom

Nollywood actor Mr. Latin has publicly responded to accusations from his fellow actor Baba Ijesha, who recently claimed that he has been neglected after his release from prison. The controversy stems from Baba Ijesha’s imprisonment related to serious criminal charges, which garnered significant media attention and public discourse.

In a recent statement, Mr. Latin expressed his dismay over the allegations, asserting that he has always been supportive of Baba Ijesha during his legal challenges. “All I’m saying here today, record it and play it back to him, I’m not neglecting him,” he stated, emphasizing his willingness to provide assistance as needed.

The friction between the two actors raises questions about the dynamics of support within the Nollywood community, especially in times of personal crisis. Mr. Latin’s response reflects a broader concern about the responsibilities of public figures towards one another, particularly when legal and personal troubles arise.

“It’s important to stand by each other in tough times, and I will continue to do so,” Mr. Latin reiterated, reinforcing his commitment to his colleagues.

This incident not only highlights the challenges faced by actors in the public eye but also serves as a reminder of the importance of solidarity and support among peers in the entertainment industry.

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