In a surprising yet commendable move, former beauty queen and Nollywood actress Regina Askia-Williams has publicly apologized to Senate President Godswill Akpabio. This comes after she watched a live broadcast by Dr. Mgbeke, which reportedly shed new light on previously misunderstood events involving Akpabio.
Askia, who had earlier expressed strong views about the Senate President based on circulating allegations, took to social media to admit she may have judged the situation prematurely…….CONTINUE READING
“After watching Dr. Mgbeke’s live session, I realized I had been misinformed,” Regina stated. “It is only right to apologize to Senate President Akpabio for the assumptions I made.”
The live broadcast by Dr. Mgbeke reportedly clarified some misinformation and presented previously undisclosed facts regarding the controversies surrounding Senator Akpabio. Regina Askia noted that the insights provided made her reassess her position and acknowledge the importance of hearing all sides before forming public opinions.
Her apology has since drawn mixed reactions online—some applauding her humility, others debating the credibility of the sources.
This incident highlights the influence of digital media in shaping narratives and how quickly public figures can form—and correct—opinions based on evolving information. Regina Askia’s public retraction sets an example of accountability and the courage to admit wrong when new facts emerge.
Regina Askia’s apology to Senate President Akpabio underscores the importance of seeking the full truth before drawing conclusions. It also reflects her personal integrity in addressing a public matter with sincerity and grace. As more Nigerians turn to social media for updates, this case reminds both influencers and followers to critically evaluate information before spreading it.
