Nollywood actor and politician Desmond Elliot has reportedly apologised to the Chief of Staff to President Bola Tinubu following claims of political disagreements linked to recent events in Lagos politics.
According to reports making rounds online, Elliot was said to have expressed regret during a private conversation, allegedly saying, “I’m sorry, Daddy,” while addressing the matter involving the Presidency’s Chief of Staff, Femi Gbajabiamila.
The development comes amid growing discussions over internal political tensions and power struggles within Lagos political circles ahead of the 2027 general elections. Sources claimed the misunderstanding may have stemmed from political alignments and comments believed to have created friction between key figures in the ruling party.
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Although full details of the reported apology remain unclear, the incident has continued to generate reactions across social media, with supporters and critics sharing mixed opinions over the relationship between Elliot and Gbajabiamila.
Neither Elliot nor the Presidency has officially released a detailed statement regarding the reports at the time of filing this article. However, political observers say the situation reflects the ongoing realignments and silent battles shaping the future of Lagos and national politics.
The apology narrative has further fueled public interest because of the long-standing political influence of both men within Lagos State and the All Progressives Congress (APC).
