"I'm truly sorry for the emotional stress and inconvenience" - actor on fire stunt

Read his post below:

To my friendsFor most of you who have ever commented or sent a chat to me you know I do all I can to respond to them all. So it hurt me deeply to keep you in silence and in the dark during this period. I couldn't avoid it. The calls were maddening. My phone had to be turned off till the matter was resolved in public where it started.

It worried the production that anything I might say as an individual may be misinterpreted further worsening the situation. I'm truly sorry beyond words for the emotional stress and inconvenience this might have caused you. It wasn't a publicity stunt for me as some might still want to have you believe. It was a huge misunderstanding, misrepresentation and misinterpretation of events of that day and it took a toll on me in ways I can not explain.

I am however extremely humbled at the love, care and support I got from you during this period. Words fail me. I am indebted to you. Thanks for being there for me and my family. God bless you and yours. AmenI am well. It was a movie fire scene that went well.

Ani Iyoho

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His apology came after a press conference which held at Diplomat hotel, 18 Oduduwa way off Isaac John Opposite Rumour club G.R.A Ikeja, on Saturday, July 30, 2016.

“Those emails came from us. We wanted to test the waters," the director of the film Stanlee Ohikhuare said at the press conference.

On Wednesday, July 27, an email was disseminated to various media houses, claiming that Iyoho was in the hospital after a fire stunt went wrong on set.

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A video of the fire incident which was shared by Ohikhuare on his Facebook page, was deleted hours later.