Nigerian comedian and actor Ayo Makun, popularly known as AY, has apologised to fans who attended his show in Cardiff, Wales, following the controversy surrounding the event.
The comedian expressed regret over the disappointment experienced by ticket holders, acknowledging that their time, money and support deserved to be treated with respect.
In his apology, AY explained that unresolved payment commitments had delayed his appearance at the event. He admitted that the situation affected the audience, who had expected a properly organised show.
“To Everyone Who Bought Tickets And Came Out To See Us In Cardiff, I Sincerely Apologise For The Disappointment You Experienced. Your Time, Money And Support Deserve Respect. Unfortunately, Unresolved Payment Commitments Delayed Our Appearance. You Deserved a Properly Organised Show And You Should Never Have Been Caught In The Middle Of a Payment Dispute,” he said.
The apology comes amid public criticism over the Cardiff show, with the controversy drawing attention to the circumstances surrounding the comedian’s delayed appearance.
AY’s statement acknowledged the frustration of fans who had paid to attend the event, while pointing to unresolved financial commitments as the reason for the delay.
See post below:
