Nollywood actress Biola Bayo has made headlines recently after she snubbed Iyabo Ojo’s movie set because her baby wasn’t allowed to come along. Instead, she chose to listen to fellow actresses Toyin Abraham and Jaiye Kuti, who advised her against bringing her baby to set.
Biola Bayo had been cast in a movie produced by Iyabo Ojo and was expected to be on set for the shoot. However, she was said to have informed the producer that she would not be able to make it to set because her baby was not allowed to come along. This decision did not sit well with Iyabo Ojo, who reportedly felt disrespected by Biola’s snub.
However, fellow actresses Toyin Abraham and Jaiye Kuti came to Biola’s defense, explaining that it is not uncommon for mothers to prioritize their children’s needs. They also advised her against bringing her baby to set, citing safety and health concerns.
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Biola Bayo has since apologized to Iyabo Ojo for her absence on set and explained that her decision was based on her concern for her child’s welfare. She also expressed gratitude to Toyin Abraham and Jaiye Kuti for their support and advice.
The incident has sparked a conversation in the Nigerian entertainment industry about the challenges faced by working mothers, particularly those in the film industry. Many have commended Biola Bayo for prioritizing her child’s needs and making a tough decision, while others have criticized Iyabo Ojo for not being more accommodating to her cast member’s needs.
Biola Bayo’s decision to prioritize her child’s welfare over her work commitments has sparked a conversation about the challenges faced by working mothers in the Nigerian entertainment industry. While some have criticized her for snubbing Iyabo Ojo’s movie set, others have commended her for making a tough decision and standing up for her child’s needs. This incident serves as a reminder that mothers in the entertainment industry face unique challenges and need more support and understanding from their colleagues and employers.