BBNaija Reunion: I never insulted Adekunle’s mum – Doyin clarifies

<p>Despite courts ordering Kanu’s release, the Nigerian government has refused to set him free.</p>, <p>Her statement earned backlash on social media, with many berating her for involving Adekunle’s mother in their beef.</p>, <p>“My President, please release Nnamdi Kanu. A humble request from your son, Yul Edochie.”</p>, <p>The IPOB leader was picked up over his agitation for the actualization of Biafra.</p>, <p>Doyin wrote, “I never insulted his mum. My words were “he owes his mum an apology for throwing her home training in the gutter”. In other words, she trained him but he neglected the training, so he owes her an apology.</p>, <p>“To our Leader, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, @officialABAT GCFR. The Jagaban,” Edochie tweeted.</p>, <p>However, reacting via her Twitter handle on Tuesday morning, Doyin clarified that her comment on the show was not an insult to Adekunle’s mother as many insinuated.</p>, <p>“If English is your problem, this is a good chance to go back to school.”</p>, <p>Controversial Nollywood actor, Yul Edochie has urged President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to release Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB.</p>, <p>“A man who has fought for democracy for 3 decades, A builder & supporter of men & women.</p>, <p>She said her comment means that Adekunle’s mum trained him well, but he neglected the training; hence, he owes her an apology.</p>, <p>Former Big Brother Naija Season 7 housemate, Doyinsola Anuoluwapo David, has clarified that her comment that her colleague, Adekunle owes his mum an apology was not an insult to his mother.</p>, <p>DAILY POST reported that Doyin, during the ‘Level Up’ reunion show episode 6, aired on Monday night, had stated that Adekunle “owes his mum an apology because he threw her home training to the gutters.”</p>, <p>Kanu has been locked up since he was arrested and repatriated to Nigeria two years ago from Kenya.</p>, <p>In a tweet via his Twitter handle on Tuesday morning, Edochie pleaded with Tinubu, who he described as a man who fought for democracy fo