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Ace Nollywood actress and filmmaker, Funke Akindele is entertaining a series of backlashes over her recent post on the new social app, Threads
The app, created by billionaire tech entrepreneur Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, bears resemblance to Twitter and has quickly gained a following of over 10 million users.
Funke Akindele, upon joining the app, shared a photo of herself showcasing her outfit, with a particular focus on her shoes.
Expressing her love for shoes, she wrote, “I love shoes.”
Unfortunately, her initial post did not resonate well with many users, who criticized her for being immature.
A netizen opined that the app was intended for conversations and advised her against posting about her love for shoes.
The comment reads: “Yeye….. Na talk we dai talk here o Aunty Funke don’t come and be posting I love shoe oo”.
Mocking her, another @cybernatsquestioned the meaning of her post.
He wrote, “Ewo tun ni I LOVE SHOES Bayo. Aunty funky.. we’ll follow you massively don’t worry
See the post below:
