Nolywood actress Iyabo Ojo has broken her silence over the 7k peppersoup that transpired between her and Isaac Fayose.
It was earlier reported that former governor of Ekiti State, Ayo Fayose’s brother had called out Iyabo Ojo over her poor business ethics.
Fayose’s brother, Isaac, and the actress got into an altercation over the pepper soup bought from her restaurant, Abula spot.
He recounted how he spent N7k to buy peppersoup from her restaurant and was only served 3 bones.
Isaac Fayose calls out Iyabo
Isaac revealed that he made a video of it and complained to his cousin and celebrity stylist, Toyin Lawani to caution Iyabo about the declining service of her restaurant.
However, his complains to Toyin didn’t heed results on Iyabo, as she called to insult him.
Isaac claimed that the actress called him poor, hence, why he is asking for a second rounds.
“I bought peppersoup from Iyabo Ojo’s restaurant in Lekki Phase 1 and they gave me 3 bones and I complained.
Iyabo Ojo started abusing me, she called me to abuse me, she said that I am looking for cheap popularity. Why will I do that because I did a video and sent it my cousin, Toyin Lawani to advise her friend that the service is going down.
I have been buying food from Iyabo for 1year and I have all my receipts here. Iyabo called me and started saying all things to me.
She said I am poor, that’s why I’m asking for the second round”.
Iyabo breaks silence on 7k peppersoup
Telling her side of the story, Iyabo revealed that she had reached out to him to apologize.
She stated that she was angry with him and thought he was trying to sabotage her business after she had reached an agreement with him.
According to her, she had called her manager and supervisor to tender an apology to him and to replace his order with another.
Iyabo had even promised to refund him his money, if he rejects taking a complimentary food.
She made this known on her Instagram page hours ago.
To her, she saw his behavior as a clout chase as she believed the issue could have been resolved privately.
