Actress Tonto Dikeh has slammed actor Yomi Fabiyi for producing a film about the child defilement case that his fellow actor, Baba Ijesha, is facing.
Fabiyi has been supporting him, engaging in battles with those who have been condemning Baba Ijesha.
He has, however, released a movie said to dramatise the real-life story.
Reacting on Monday, Dikeh said it was immoral on Fabiyi’s part, saying he had just revealed his heart on why he had been supporting the accused.
She noted: “Yomi, I have intentionally stayed off your opinion in recent matters.
“But what you have just done by capitalizing on the pain and agony of a molested child and the slap in the mother’s face, I am ashamed I know you.
“It’s a slap on all rape victims(dead or alive). Yomi, I expected better of you. My prayers for you is that you find men and women who will fight for your children if they see injustice but God forbid they ever see it.
“I can’t tell a grown man what to do but I sincerely hope there is a part of the law that can handle this ‘bully’.
“I wouldn’t disrespect you nor will I hate you. I don’t feed you, so I add no value but I will look you in the eyes and tell you the damn truth. You’re wrong.
“What you have done is disgusting and it’s called bullying.
“You have displayed bitterness and anger. This has nothing to do with your support for an accused rapist. This is your heart coming out to dance.”
