The Oyo State coordinator of the Tinubu/Seyi Ambassadors Support Organisation (TSASO), Adesola Akeem Bukola, has issued a public apology to Nigerians following the leak of an explicit video involving him and his second wife, Eniola Fagbemi, widely known as Sisi Alagbo. The video, which surfaced on social media on Wednesday, April 29, triggered intense reactions across platforms, particularly on X, with many expressing shock and disgust while others questioned the circumstances of the leak.
Bukola's Statement of Remorse
In a statement posted on his verified Facebook page on Thursday, April 30, Bukola expressed deep regret and took full responsibility for his actions. He addressed his apology to his family, friends, business associates, religious leaders, fans, and the entire Nigerian public. The APC chieftain acknowledged the disappointment and embarrassment his conduct had caused, admitting that it fell short of the values expected of him.
Bukola wrote: "I acknowledge the disappointment, embarrassment, and concern this situation has caused, and I take full responsibility for my actions. I understand that my conduct has fallen short of the values and standards expected of me, especially by those who have trusted, supported, and believed in me over time." He specifically apologized to his family for the pain and distress, to friends and associates for any negative impact on relationships, and to religious bodies for the misconduct.
Commitment to Personal Growth
Bukola emphasized that he views this incident as a period of reflection and learning. He stated his commitment to making better decisions, rebuilding trust, and upholding integrity in both his private and public life. He humbly requested understanding, forgiveness, and prayers as he works to become a better individual.
Background on Sisi Alagbo
Sisi Alagbo is a prominent social media personality known for selling herbal concoctions. In the wake of the leaked video, an older post resurfaced in which she described her personality. She revealed that she is a native of Ipapo in Oyo State, does not smoke or consume alcohol, and identifies as a Christian. The video has sparked widespread discussion about privacy and accountability in the digital age.
