Nigerian actress Eniola Badmus has come under fire from social media users following her reaction to a makeup artist who allegedly failed to honour a scheduled appointment.
According to the actress, she had booked the makeup artist for an important event and sent multiple reminders ahead of the agreed date. However, the makeup artist reportedly did not show up as planned.
In response, Badmus took to social media to express her frustration, sharing the woman’s contact details and urging her followers to reach out and “tell her wetin no good.”
The move quickly sparked backlash online, with many users criticising the actress for making the makeup artist’s phone number public. Critics argued that sharing personal contact information could expose the individual to harassment and potential safety risks.
Some commenters also drew comparisons to broader national issues, questioning why public figures do not show similar boldness in addressing political leaders. Others warned that such actions could carry legal consequences in countries with stricter data privacy laws.
A few social media users even suggested that the makeup artist should respond by releasing Badmus’ contact details in return.
Despite the criticism, not all reactions were negative. Some users reportedly reached out to the makeup artist with words of encouragement and support, while others suggested that the exposure may have inadvertently brought more visibility to her business.
The incident has since fueled conversations around accountability, online conduct, and the boundaries of public call-outs in the digital age.
