Toyin Lawani, a victim of Linda Ikeji, cries out, “The Damage Isn’t In The Headline, But In The Comment Section.”

Linda Ikeji’s articles on one of Nigeria’s most famous blogging sites have harmed Toyin Lawani, a well-known stylist.

Caroline Danjuma, a Nollywood actress, has alleged that Linda Ikeji’s blog harmed her marriage.

Toyin Lawani chimed in on the discussion in an essay for the site, alleging that she had once met the same type of bully.

The fashion designer bolstered her case by claiming that the majority of the harm done by the publications occurred in the comment section.

Read about her ordeal in the following post from gistreel.com:

“As a victim of Linda’s blogging, you don’t really expect me not to tell it like it is, even if it makes you uncomfortable; sadly, kids aren’t off limits for bloggers in the first place.”

The damage done by these blogs is sometimes not even in the headlines; it’s in the comment section. When my daughter was nine years old, damaging things were written about her under a post on Linda’s blog, and you know how I am when it comes to my children.

So I posted it and called her out, and Aunty Funke and Denrele phoned me to ask me to please take it down and speak with her.

So we chatted, and she said she hadn’t seen the comments and that I should call her next time, which upset me since it was about my child, but it didn’t stop me from being friends with Laura because I love her for her, and I don’t blame others’ mistakes on others unless they prove me wrong.

When there is a lack of clarification, people tend to jump to conclusions. And nothing in this program is pre-written. If you put six strong women in a room, a lot of orishirishi will happen over time. My own is that I don’t support nonsense; love me or hate me, I don’t care #KINGOFFALLQUEENS.”