- CEO of Ashluxe, Yinka Ashogbon, accuses Lyta of wearing a fake shirt with his brand’s logo.
- Ashogbon publicly expressed his frustration on Snapchat, warning against counterfeit Ashluxe products.
- The incident sparked controversy online, with mixed reactions on social media.
Yinka Ashogbon, CEO of the renowned clothing brand Ashluxe, publicly called out Nigerian singer Lyta for wearing a fake shirt featuring his company’s logo.
The controversy began when Ashogbon took to Snapchat to express his frustration over what he termed as a blatant act of misrepresentation.
The issue came to light after Ashogbon shared a photo originally posted by Lyta on Instagram, showcasing the singer wearing shirt that prominently displayed the Ashluxe brand logo.
In his Snapchat post, which has since been widely circulated across social media platforms, Ashogbon issued a stern warning directed at individuals who opt for counterfeit Ashluxe products, emphasizing his vigilance in monitoring such instances.
The incident swiftly ignited a wave of reactions online, with a segment of internet users questioning the manner in which Ashogbon chose to address the situation.
Some critics voiced concerns over what they perceived as unfair public shaming.
Netizens Reactions…
@MissRozapepper said; “Na now I understand why Ruger dey always wear plain white Round neck.”
@TserunD commented; “This is not good. I pray God give Lyta the grace to stand up again❤️”
@ak_mayowa asked: “Did Ashluxe put out a design similar to what Lyta wore? If yes, understandable. If no, who the fuck does he think he is lmao?”
@therawdeeya stated; “you people like sympathy pass reality for this app. You’re wearing a fake of my brand and i am supposed to pity you because you have been to two record labels and there’s no progress yet? Or because he is a father and he shouldn’t be scolded? 😭😭😭”
@BigLala001 quizzed; “How’s this funny. What a foolish guy. He’s just bullied lyta”
@BitrusIsaac6 added; “Until them go drive this boy to deàth before they go calm down. Okay na”
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