- Sisi Alagbo apologises over leaked private video.
- Says backlash has affected her health and sleep.
- Pleads with fans for forgiveness and support.
- Social media reactions continue online.
Popular social media personality and herbal seller Eniola Fagbemi, widely known as Sisi Alagbo, has publicly apologised after a leaked private video involving her sparked heavy reactions online. She said the incident has left her emotionally distressed and unable to sleep.
Nigerian internet personality Sisi Alagbo has broken her silence following the controversy surrounding a leaked private video that circulated widely on social media earlier this week.
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The content creator, whose real name is Eniola Fagbemi, issued an emotional apology on her verified Facebook page, asking fans and critics to forgive her and move past the incident.
According to her, the backlash has taken a serious toll on her mental and physical wellbeing.
“I own my mistakes, and I apologize with all sincerity for the video circulating online. I am deeply sorry to everyone who felt disappointed in me,” she wrote.
She added that she has been struggling to eat and sleep since the video surfaced online.
“I can’t eat or sleep for days, even sleeping meds aren’t working for me anymore. I am deeply sorry, everyone. Please forgive me,” she said.
Sisi Alagbo pleaded with followers not to condemn her, noting that social media remains one of the few platforms through which she earns a living.
The herbal seller rose to online fame through videos promoting traditional herbal mixtures and showcasing her business to audiences within and outside Nigeria.
She gained even more attention in 2025 after a viral moment with Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen during the Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco.
At the time, she defended herself after some users criticised her for kneeling to greet the football star.
The latest controversy has continued to generate mixed reactions, with supporters calling for compassion while others remain critical.
