- Nollywood actress Wumi Toriola discusses the challenges of filmmaking.
- She expresses gratitude to her fans for their ongoing support and encouragement.
- Her message highlights the emotional aspects of her career in the film industry.
Nollywood actress Wumi Toriola has opened up about the difficulties involved in filmmaking.
In a heartfelt message to her fans, she appreciated them for their continuous support and encouragement.
She explained that filmmakers often work within an economy that pushes them to their limits, where limited budgets frequently challenge creative vision. Despite the constraints and insufficient resources, she noted that they refuse to let those obstacles define their stories or stop their passion for filmmaking.
Toriola admitted that the journey is not an easy one, but she remains committed to making the most of every situation.
“To everyone who has stood with us on Wumitoriolatv on YouTube and Wumitoriolaprime.
We see you, and we are grateful.
We make Movies in an economy that constantly tests our limits, where budget tries to silence vision and resources are never enough, but we refuse to let that define our story.
Every frame we create is fueled by Sacrifice, passion, consistency and unshakable belief that our stories deserve to be told and told powerfully.
WE DONT HAVE IT EASY, BUT WE MAKE IT COUNT.
Thank you
WUMI TORIOLA
For Wumitoriolatv and Wumitoriolaprime”.
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In other news… A Nigerian lady has publicly expressed frustration with popular influencer and self-styled relationship commentator Geh Geh, accusing him of negatively affecting her boyfriend’s approach to financial support in their relationship.
During a livestream appearance, the woman alleged that her boyfriend recently stopped giving her money after being influenced by Geh Geh’s opinions, which she claims discourage men from financially supporting their partners.
She said the change in behaviour has created tension between them, as it has affected the balance and expectations in their relationship.
According to her, her personal needs and lifestyle require regular financial assistance, and she believes her partner should continue to provide support consistently despite the new mindset he has adopted.
She was heard saying …
“Geh Geh you don spoil my relationship with my boyfriend. E say I too dey bill am and Geh Geh say make them no dey give woman money. Say e dey 400 level for Geh Geh University of Wisdom and Understanding.
I be girl and I don already do BBL, him no know say I go dey do maintenance? Na that BBL wey him see wey make am like me. Him suppose dey give me maintenance every month…”
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