Nigeria: Ashluxe CEO Reacts to Assault Claims By Caroline Danjuma, Shan George

25 August 2024

The CEO of the Ashluxe brand, Olayinka Ashogbon, has addressed claims of harassment and assault by Nollywood actresses Caroline Danjuma and Shan George.

Yinka said his brand frowns on negativities like assault, harassment and violence, adding that he has personally reached out to the affected actresses. and extended his heartfelt sympathy to them.

Caroline Danjuma, had called out Ashluxe and threatened legal action against them for spraying tear gas at her and Shan George because she parked in front of their store.

The Ashluxe boss, apologised about that the unfortunate incident that occured in their office premises and revealed that it has been reported to the relevant authorities.Olayinka clarified that his organisation does not condone any form violence, harassment, and assault.

He said: "I have been made aware of the incident that occurred on our office premises. Upon learning of the situation, it was promptly reported to the relevant authorities, and we are cooperating fully with their ongoing inquiry and investigation.

"I sincerely empathise with Ms."Carolyna Hutchings, and Ms. Shan George, regarding the unfortunate events and have personally reached out to them. Our organisation does not condone or support violence, assault or harassment in any form.

"We will continue to engage with all parties involved and cooperate with the authorities as they carry out their investigation. My best regards, Yinka Ash"

Prior to the release of Yinka Ash's statement, Caroline Danjuma, had called him out for being rude and unbothered about the whole situation, claiming he has a track record of being uncouth towards women.

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