Just at the just concluded album launch of fast rising Nigerian music artist Kiss Daniels, which
took place on Sunday, May 15, at the Eko Hotel
and Suites, top Nigerian comedian Seyi Law while
on his way home got into a nasty drama with one of the body guards.
Contrary to other report which states that Seyi Law and one of the hotel’s security men, Peter
Ethan collided as the comedian could not help but slap the security officer.
Vanguard reported that, Seyi Law slapped Peter who was trying to inform him of an alternative
route he could take in order to ease traffic out of
the hotel when Seyi Law got out of his car and slapped him several times.
Speaking with NAIJ, Seyi Law revealed that truly
he slapped Peter but he did that because the
security officer was rude to him.
Adding that, he has read other reports about what
happened and no one on their right senses would
just slap someone who was trying to help him
out.
Comedian Seyi Law Seyi Law said: “After Kiss
Daniels show, I was on my way home but there
was traffic because so many people were trying
to drive out of Eko Hotel.
After hailing me as usual, one of the security
guards (Peter Ethan) walked up to me and told
me to take another route in order to ease traffic
and o obeyed when I go to the other gate another
security officer told me to go back to where I was
coming from and I did not complain.
On getting back the gate I was coming back from,
Peter walked up to me to go through the other
gate again and I told him I was directed back
here. To my surprise the security officer told me
how many people have turned back from where I
was coming from and said ‘Oga abeg dey go’ and
turned his face.”
“I got angry and when I tried coming out of my
car to explain to the other security passing cars
behind me, the security man used the door of my
car to hit me which got me angrier and I got
down again and slapped him.
On seeing this security I was going to meet came
to me and I explained what happened. Then I got
into my car and drive out of the Hotel.”
The comedian further added if truly he was wrong
he would have written an apology letter to the
person involved saying: “the next day, I got a call
from Eko Hotel and Suites asking me about what
transpired between myself and one of their
security officers and when I told them my own side of the story, they have not gotten back to
me. If I was wrong I think they would have called me back ever since.”
took place on Sunday, May 15, at the Eko Hotel
and Suites, top Nigerian comedian Seyi Law while
on his way home got into a nasty drama with one of the body guards.
Contrary to other report which states that Seyi Law and one of the hotel’s security men, Peter
Ethan collided as the comedian could not help but slap the security officer.
Vanguard reported that, Seyi Law slapped Peter who was trying to inform him of an alternative
route he could take in order to ease traffic out of
the hotel when Seyi Law got out of his car and slapped him several times.
Speaking with NAIJ, Seyi Law revealed that truly
he slapped Peter but he did that because the
security officer was rude to him.
Adding that, he has read other reports about what
happened and no one on their right senses would
just slap someone who was trying to help him
out.
Comedian Seyi Law Seyi Law said: “After Kiss
Daniels show, I was on my way home but there
was traffic because so many people were trying
to drive out of Eko Hotel.
After hailing me as usual, one of the security
guards (Peter Ethan) walked up to me and told
me to take another route in order to ease traffic
and o obeyed when I go to the other gate another
security officer told me to go back to where I was
coming from and I did not complain.
On getting back the gate I was coming back from,
Peter walked up to me to go through the other
gate again and I told him I was directed back
here. To my surprise the security officer told me
how many people have turned back from where I
was coming from and said ‘Oga abeg dey go’ and
turned his face.”
“I got angry and when I tried coming out of my
car to explain to the other security passing cars
behind me, the security man used the door of my
car to hit me which got me angrier and I got
down again and slapped him.
On seeing this security I was going to meet came
to me and I explained what happened. Then I got
into my car and drive out of the Hotel.”
The comedian further added if truly he was wrong
he would have written an apology letter to the
person involved saying: “the next day, I got a call
from Eko Hotel and Suites asking me about what
transpired between myself and one of their
security officers and when I told them my own side of the story, they have not gotten back to
me. If I was wrong I think they would have called me back ever since.”
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