- A galaxy of female movie stars lit up Abuja as they gathered for a lavish beauty product entrepreneur’s event, where Iyabo Ojo and Mercy Aigbe playfully took aim at Eniola Badmus.
- The room buzzed with intrigue as the duo, with sly smiles and sharp wit, teasingly called out Eniola over a habit of hers that did not sit well with them.
- Other superstar attendees like Regina Daniels, Ruth Kadiri looked on, caught between amusement and curiosity, as the playful banter unfolded.
Susan Esisi, the Efik-born psychologist-turned-cosmetologist and powerhouse CEO of Susan Chanel Beauty, recently unveiled another glamorous store in Abuja, drew a lineup of Nollywood heavyweights to the star-studded launch event.
The occasion was nothing short of opulent, with celebrities like Regina Daniels, Ruth Kadiri, Jennifer Awele (wife of the late Junior Pope), Iyabo Ojo, Mercy Aigbe, Eniola Badmus, Dorathy, Warri Pikin, and many more turning up in droves to support Susan.
Before the grand ribbon-cutting ceremony in the open-air space outside, the Nollywood stars were seen inside the venue, immersed in the warmth of reunion. Laughter and clinking glasses filled the room as they wined, dined, and caught up on life.
But as the drinks flowed, so did the playful jabs. Iyabo Ojo, who is neck-deep in preparations for her daughter Priscilla Ojo’s upcoming grand wedding to Tanzanian singer Juma Jux in Nigeria, seized the moment to fire a friendly warning at Eniola Badmus.
With a mischievous grin, she cautioned Eniola against showing up late to Priscilla’s wedding.
Mercy Aigbe quickly joined in, fueled the banter by recalling how Eniola’s notorious tardiness led her to arrive late at her own event years ago.
The room crackled with energy as Eniola, never one to back down, playfully defended herself, insisted she had left her late-coming days behind. She blamed her tardiness at Susan Chanel’s launch on getting tangled up with work.
Meanwhile, Regina Daniels, Ruth Kadiri, and the other stars sat back, wide-eyed and amused, watched their colleagues trade lighthearted jabs.
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