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“I stepped on many toes in my youth, especially women” – Ailing veteran actor, Sule Suebebe, begs for forgiveness
Veteran Nollywood actor Sule Suebebe, popularly known as Suebebe, has publicly appealed for forgiveness from the women he offended during his youth.
In a video making the rounds online, the thespian who has been bedridden for two years, candidly admitted to stepping on numerous toes due to his wayward and careless lifestyle, particularly during his time as a musician.
In the emotional video, Suebebe expressed deep regrets for the harm he caused to many individuals, acknowledging that he cannot even recall all the women he may have offended.
He further revealed that he married a woman abroad and they had children together, but unfortunately, he is unable to see them.
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