The last might not have been heard about the reported ill-tempered
altercation that recently occurred between popular Ghanaian actress,
Yvonne Nelson, and Elvis Eze, at the birthday party of actress Ingrid
Alabi in Ghana as Eze has come out to debunk the allegations of assault
heaped on him by Nelson.
Eze revealed that contrary to the accusations peddled all over digital
and social media, he never at any time physically assaulted Nelson;
instead, he merely questioned the sultry actress over her negative
attitude towards him after she snubbed him at the party.
It was widely reported in online entertainment news platforms, blogs,
and the social media that Eze had purportedly assaulted Nelson
physically over her refusal to shake his hands and hug him after he had
been introduced to Nelson by Alabi during Alabi’s birthday celebrations
on September 26 in Accra, Ghana.
Narrating his own side of the happenings that occurred on that fateful
day to our correspondent, the Ghanaian-based Nigerian socialite said he
was very disappointed that the actress could act so disrespectfully to
him considering that he approached her courteously.
In his words, “Ingrid Alabi invited me to her birthday party on
Saturday, September 26, 2015. Upon getting to the party venue, I saw
Yvonne Nelson at the event. After the party, I went inside Ingrid’s
sitting room, where she hosted her exclusive guests to inform her that I
was leaving. During that period, Yvonne Nelson taking pictures with the
celebrant and one other actress. Ingrid then asked me to join them to
take pictures together which we did.
“After taking the pictures, Ingrid introduced me to Yvonne Nelson as her
brother and Yvonne to me as a friend. When the introduction was over, I
wanted to have a handshake with Yvonne. She blatantly refused and she
was rude to me, saying she doesn’t shake or hug people that she’s not
familiar with and I walked out.”
Eze who disclosed that he was a huge fan of the actress prior to the
incident said he approached Nelson when he spotted her sitting in her
car on his way out of Alabi’s house. Although, he admitted that there
were verbal exchange of words between him and Nelson, he never for once
threatened to raise a finger not to talk of physically fighting her.
“On my way out, I saw her sitting in her car and I walked up to her and
told her that ‘Yvonne what you did in there is not called for because
I’m a big fan of yours and I watch your movies, I follow your movies and
I was opportune to see you for the first time after someone introduced
me to you, I was just trying to say Hi and you were rude to me.’
“She just exploded and said ‘I should shift and get out from her
front that she doesn’t want to talk to me’ after which we began to
exchange words, I told her that ‘you stupid or sick in the head.’ That
was it and she started insulting me and of Nigerians saying that
‘Nigerians are useless, mad, crazy and stupid.’ So I walked away from
there and I went home,” he said.
Eze disclosed that he was surprised when he heard that the case had
degenerated badly to the extent that the issue propped up on networking
site, Facebook, where he was accused of molesting Nelson. He further
said he was alarmed when he was told that his image was shown on TV
stations and newspapers across Ghana and he had been reported to the
Accra airport police.
According to Eze, “Two days after the event, I saw a post on Facebook
saying that Yvonne Nelson had been assaulted by a Nigerian man named
Elvis Eze also known as Elvis Casino. I was so baffled seeing this so I
immediately called Ingrid. She (Ingrid) told me that Yvonne brought
policemen to her house at about 3am, saying that Ingrid must take her to
Elvis house to get him arrested for assaulting her. This is what I was
told by Ingrid. Later on, I started receiving numerous calls from my
friends and associates, telling me that my face is on T.V. and on
newspapers alleging that I assaulted Yvonne and that a case had been
lodged at the at airport police station in Accra by Yvonne regarding the
incident.”
Insisting that he was innocent of the accusations, Eze remarked; “I
never assaulted her, I didn’t touch her or beat her, I did not molest
her and I left there without anybody harassing me or chased me out
because I did not touch her. Even Ingrid Alabi was there and she can
bear me witness and other people there can also bear witness to this. A
lot of people were there, actors and actresses that were there can bear
me witness.”
Terribly pained about the incident, Eze said he was disappointed about
how Nelson had handled the entire issue, saying he never expected the
star studded actress to have taken the issue to the public glare and
defame his personality.
“I just saw her for the first time and I am one of her greatest fans,
and I love her movies. I was surprised when I saw her at Ingrid’s party.
So when I was introduced to Yvonne, I was so happy that I had met her
finally. I was so surprised and disappointed how she was rude to me
because I didn't know the way she act is different from the way she
behave in real life. That is my own side of the story. It was just a
normal misunderstanding, I was even surprised to see that things will
get this far,” he concluded.
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