Entertainment BBNaija All Stars: Venita apologises to Tivs over derogatory comment By Daily Post 3 years ago SHARE Evicted Big Brother Naija All Stars housemate, Venita Akpofure, has apologised to the Tiv people over her controversial comment about the culture of the tribe. Venita sparked controversy after asserting on the reality show that “Tiv men give their wives to visitors for entertainment purposes”. The apex Tiv socio-cultural organisation, Mdzough U Tiv, Lagos State Branch, and the member representing Makurdi/Guma Federal Constituency of Benue State in the House of Representatives, Hon. Dickson Tarkighir, had threatened legal actions against Venita. In a post-eviction interview with media personality, Hero Daniels, the mother of two said she regrets her “careless” comment especially as her daughters are Tiv. She said, “The statement I made about Tiv people got twisted a bit. My daughters are actually Tiv. There’s no way I will be trying to make any kind of malicious or slanderous comment towards their people. Actually, in my season we did a whole play around the Tor Tiv coronation which I participated in and was super excited about. “So, you know, sometimes you will say something maybe it is a little bit carelessly. And I think it got really misconstrued. And for those that are offended by it, I’m regretful about that.” Jennifer Aniston’s emotional farewell to her ‘little brother’ Matthew Perry The visuals to my new track, ‘5th August 7” is a Video of the Year contender – Lyrical Joe Your gift will open big doors for you, but you need character to stay there-Joe Mettle advises musicians Actor Emeka Ike loses mum Kofi Kinaata electrifies Agona Swedru with unforgettable performance Support Share This Article Email Copy Link Print Previous Article NPP General Secretary advises against publicly endorsing Flagbearer Candidates Next Article Hearts of Oak suffer another away defeat as Bofoakwa Tano clinch victory Leave a Comment Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name Email Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ Recommended Telecom Chamber raises alarm over rising mobile money fraud News Monday: Advertised Jobs In Newspapers Today News Thursday: Advertised Jobs In Newspapers Today Headlines News Wednesday: Advertised Jobs In Newspapers Today Headlines News Why it’s time to change Ghana’s cocoa law Opinion // We influence 20 million users and is the number one business and technology news network on the planet