Popular rapper, MI Abaga, has apologised to fellow celebrities and other Nigerians for supporting a comment by South African rapper, AKA, which seems to be in support of xenophobic attacks on Nigeria.
He, however, still believes all he said is real.
Among other artistes, Burns Boy had attacked both AKA and MI.
Several other celerities have also condemned the brutality but MI seemed to have been caught in the crossfire.
in an IG post today, however, he beat a retreat, saying: “To everyone I offended yesterday I apologise.. It is always the right time for healing. I hope we can begin to listen to each other and discuss real lasting solutions. I know I will.
“I have been insulted and threatened so much. And though a part of me wanted to turn to anger. I know that it was a test for me to lead with love. We have to see past our hurt into our hearts and fight hatred with love.
“Last, I pray that we will all have someone that will speak the truth on our behalf in spite of the repercussions. If I did so in error God will judge. But courage is being able to say no when everyone else says yes.. no matter the personal cost..”
