Ailing Nollywood actress Halima Abubakar has reported that she is stopping acting.
The embattled celebrity let the cat out of the bag on her official Instagram page on Tuesday morning.
In spite of the fact that she didn’t express the purposes for the choice, the post captioned, ‘rejuvenate and keep healing,’ recommends it might have to do with her crumbling or deteriorating health.
“Halima Abubakar quit acting. Rejuvenate and continue healing. We all love you, my sweet sis. We are waiting for you, diva,” her post read.
It also coincides with charges the Founder of Omega Fire Ministries International, Apostle Johnson Suleman, filed against her for alleged defamation.
In September, the actress’ siblings called Apostle Suleman over her deteriorating health.
In a post on Ms Abubakar’s Instagram story, the family members asked the cleric to stay away from her.
The post showed her in a bedridden state.
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Meanwhile, having failed to meet the demands of Mr Suleman, who served her a cease and desist notice through his legal representatives, Ephesus Lex Attorneys & Solicitors, Ms Abubakar has been taken to court.
Mr Suleman’s legal representative, Rodney Adzuanaga, told this newspaper that a writ has been filed against Ms Abubakar seeking several reliefs against her on the cleric’s behalf.
“The Chief Justice has to assign the case to a court, after which a date will be scheduled. This usually takes about two weeks. So in the coming weeks, we will start proceedings against her.
“Among other things, we seek a declaration that her publication is defamatory. We are also asking her to tender an unreserved apology and other monetary damages,” he said.
In September, Apostle Suleman reacted to several sex allegations against him by the actress.
For months unending, the erstwhile famous actress accused the controversial cleric of reneging on his promise to marry her.
She also said he was behind an undisclosed life-threatening ailment that had plagued her for years.
She alleged that Mr Suleman had sexual affairs with several actresses, including Shan George and Iyabo Ojo, a claim the cleric and his handlers ignored.
