Nollywood actress Funke Akindele has provided a fitting response to a fan who was blocked on social media and expressed disappointment about the actress’ political career. The fan, identified as Mharbar of Lagos, took to Twitter to express his frustration after being blocked despite being a dedicated supporter of Akindele.
In his tweet, Mharbar expressed his continued love and admiration for the actress while requesting to be unblocked on Instagram. He explained that he supported a rival political party during an election and believed that their different political interests should not affect their relationship as a fan and celebrity. Mharbar emphasized that his comment was not derogatory and expressed his desire for his tweet to be acknowledged.
Responding to the tweet, Funke Akindele clarified the reason behind the block, stating that she only blocks individuals who spread negativity and insults in her comment section. She emphasized that it is not compulsory for her fans to agree with her politically and appreciated their support. Akindele also mentioned that she was not familiar with the specific user who had been blocked.
In a separate development, Funke Akindele recently achieved another milestone in the Nigerian film industry. Her latest movie, “Battle on Buka Street,” surpassed the box office record set by her 2020 film, “Omo Ghetto: The Saga.” According to Film One, “Battle on Buka Street” grossed 640 million naira, surpassing the 636 million naira earned by “Omo Ghetto: The Saga.” The post on Film One’s Instagram highlighted that Akindele’s only competition was herself, further solidifying her position as a leading actress in the industry.
The achievements of Funke Akindele in both addressing fan concerns and breaking box office records demonstrate her professionalism, dedication, and popularity within the Nigerian film industry. Her ability to engage with fans while staying true to her beliefs and achieving remarkable success in her projects continues to solidify her status as a beloved actress and a force to be reckoned with in Nollywood.