Freeze opines that the actress could have handled the situation differently than publicly calling out the franchise for bad service.
Your post created a lot of negative press for the Mega Chicken brand, and the implication of this could be a dip in sales.’ he wrote on Instagram today.
The highly expressive media personality’s supposed letter to Blessing further claims the actress could be sued by the outlet for defamation.
‘If you had taken the moin moin back to the restaurant and they didn’t attend to you properly and politely, then you have a point.
However, according to your own account, you bought five, ate one, gave out two and then put the other 2 in your fridge overnight.
If the one you ate was fresh then it’s fair to say that you received the moin moin in a reasonably good condition.’
‘Have you also factored that they could sue you for damaging their reputation into consideration and the onus would be on you to prove beyond reasonable doubt that it wasn’t in your care that the moin moin went bad??’ he continued.
His reasons for the outlet’s defence? ‘I am writing you this letter primarily because Mega chicken is a restaurant very dear to me as it’s one of the very few restaurants that offer Nigerian food in its purest form, not the Nigerian food cooked like oyinbo food that some clowns in VI that call themselves restaurants serve.’
Freeze would go on to implore Blessing to tender an apology to Mega Chicken on a lighter note, ‘Please dear Blessing apologize to Mega chicken because if they close down, I will come and be eating in your house anytime bae isn’t around!’
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