- Nollywood actress Funke Akindele clapped back at a critic on X who suggested she should stop acting in her own movies.
- The user @Godbles82 advised Akindele to focus on producing films instead of starring in them.
- Akindele responded with a sharp remark, suggesting the critic should consider leaving the platform.
- The exchange occurred after Akindele shared a video promoting her upcoming film Everybody Loves Jenifa, set to release in December.
Nollywood star Funke Akindele has responded to a critical comment on social media that suggested she stop appearing in her own movies.
The response came after Funke Akindele shared a video on X (formerly Twitter) promoting her upcoming film, Everybody Loves Jenifa, set for release in December.
The critic, identified by the handle @Godbles82, proposed that Akindele might achieve greater success if she focused solely on producing rather than starring in her films.
The comment read: “Maybe you could do better by producing a movie one day without being part of the cast.”
Akindele swiftly addressed the critique, she wrote:
“Maybe you could do better logging out of this app.”
Netizens Reactions…
Ayo Shonaaiya said: “Lol. Werey is telling you how to live your life and do your work 😂”
Sutho said: “Maybe @Godbles82 approached @funkeakindele in a wrong manner but what he said was right. Not all movie the producers have to be in it. One scene is enough or a passer by. You guys see movies na, Apocalypto, Pursuit of Happiness e.t.c Just think about it.”
Ahex said: “If na that one now him go don arrest am .. na why I like you”
UP NEPA stated: “Maybe you should do best and listen to him,it’s already getting boring”
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In other news, Popular actress and filmmaker Funke Akindele has called out a scammer identified as Prosper. The mother of two tweeted via her X handle as well as her Instagram story, sharing a screenshot of the scammer requesting money from unsuspecting victims with her picture and name.
In one of the WhatsApp chats Funke shared on her social media handles, the scammer was seen asking a victim to lend him N200k, promising to refund the money the next day.
