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‘Some battles are not worth winning’ – Bimbo Adebayo seeks reconciliation with Itele
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‘Some battles are not worth winning’ – Bimbo Adebayo seeks reconciliation with Itele

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Yoruba actress Bimbo Adebayo, has made a reconciliatory move toward her colleague, Itele following months of silence arising from a disagreement between the two.

Adebayo who noted that some battles are not worth winning, said in a lengthy Instagram post on Monday that her heart was tired of the silence.malice.

While seeking peace with the senior colleague, Itele, after a year long dispute, Bimbo said “I’m making this post because my heart is tired of the silence.”

Acknowledging Itele as her senior, she said, “Sometimes, being the bigger person is choosing peace over chaos.”

Urging her fans to tag Itele to the post and also pray for peace between them, the actress noted that she has come to realise that life is too short, and explained that “holding on to pain only keeps the wound open.”

While insisting that some battles are not worth winning, she wrote, “everyone that knows me knows that I’m ‘OMO LILE’! But some battles are not worth winning. Sometimes all your heart truly wants is PEACE.

“For almost a year, there’s been silence between us. A whole year of hurt, pride and things left unsaid. Even though I was deeply hurt by what happened, @iteledicon01, I’m using this medium to say if I have said anything, done anything or reacted in a way that hurt you, I’m sincerely sorry, pls forgive me.

“And to everyone seeing this post, please say a little prayer for peace between us. And if you feel led to tag him please do”, she said. 

‘Some battles are not worth winning’ – Bimbo Adebayo seeks reconciliation with Itele

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