I did not mean to do harm - Brymo apologizes again over his 'bigoted' rants against Igbos

Nigerian singer, Brymo has again apologized over his 'bigoted' comments about the Igbo tribe, which has been condemned by many. 

 

In a new tweet he shared, Brymo asked for forgiveness over his "bigoted spewings". He added that he meant no harm. 

 

The singer tweeted; 

 

Forgive my assertions that came across as bigoted spewings against the Igbo tribe, I did not mean to do harm, I am sorry!!


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