Laide Bakare has explained why she did not seek clarification from Eniola Badmus over the breakdown of their friendship, saying an incident she witnessed during a phone call had already given her enough reason to distance herself.
Speaking in a video from 00:11:57 published by Chude Podcast on Saturday, November 7, 2026, Bakare was asked whether she had ever confronted Badmus to find out what went wrong between them. She said she saw no need to ask, recalling how a man had sought her contact through Badmus.
Bakare explained that she was going through a difficult period at the time, with no boyfriend, money or other support. She said the man expressed interest in her and wanted to help her out of her situation, but Badmus allegedly insisted that he pay before she would provide the contact.
Recounting what she heard during the call, Bakare said, “Someone wants to take me out of… then I don’t have a boyfriend, I don’t have money, I don’t have anything. And I could hear someone saying, ‘Oh, I love her, I will take her. Please give me, just connect me.’ And she says no, until you pay through your nose. ‘Don’t worry, I’ll give you a contact, but you must pay me,’” she said.
Bakare maintained that the incident was enough for her to understand the situation and that she did not feel compelled to ask Badmus for an explanation. She also questioned why someone would treat a friend that way.
During the conversation, Bakare joked that the man could have been a kind and financially comfortable person who might have taken care of her. She laughed while making the remark, prompting laughter from the host.
Badmus was not heard responding to the allegations in the interview. The account remains Bakare’s version of what happened.
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