Halima Abubakar Issues Sincere Apology to Apostle Suleman for Defamation

After months of publicly accusing Apostle Suleman of sexual misconduct and blaming him for her severe health issues, Halima Abubakar has now made a shocking confession, admitting that all of her claims were false. In a heartfelt message, she expressed deep remorse, acknowledging how her fabricated accusations nearly ruined the reputation of the well-respected cleric.continue Reading>>>

Halima, filled with guilt, openly pleaded for Apostle Suleman’s forgiveness. With a sense of brokenness, she begged for mercy, recognizing the damage her false allegations had caused to both his personal and professional life.The Nollywood actress has finally ended her long and bitter feud with the well-known Nigerian cleric, Apostle Johnson Suleman, after years of making serious accusations that had deeply impacted his ministry and personal reputation.

In a surprising and emotional turn of events, Halima publicly apologized, admitting that her claims were untrue. This unexpected apology has sent shockwaves through both the entertainment industry and religious circles.On Wednesday, October 23, Halima posted an apology on Instagram, directly addressing the cleric she had once accused.

Her message was filled with remorse, as she confessed to making up the accusations.For the first time, she admitted that her claims over the past year were entirely fabricated. She had falsely accused Apostle Suleman of secret affairs, pregnancies, and causing her illness, but now acknowledged that these were all lies.continue Reading>>>

This public apology comes after years of tension. In 2022, Halima had ignited social media with claims that she had an affair with Apostle Suleman, which she said led to her declining health.One of her most shocking accusations was that Apostle Suleman had engaged in sexual acts with her while she was experiencing severe bleeding, and that she had been pregnant with his child three times, each resulting in a miscarriage.

These allegations prompted Apostle Suleman to take legal action to defend his name. In April 2024, a Federal Capital Territory High Court ruled in his favor, ordering Halima to pay N10 million in damages for defamation.Despite the court’s ruling, Halima had continued to stand by her accusations—until now, when she finally chose to come forward with the truth.