- Toyin Abraham, a prominent Nollywood actress and filmmaker, has publicly declared herself a prophet.
- The movie star shared a screenshot of a message from a therapist who praised her movies for their therapeutic qualities on her Instagram page.
Nollywood actress and filmmaker Toyin Abraham has boldly declared that her calling goes beyond entertainment she believes she is a prophet who heals through storytelling.
Taking to her Instagram page, the actress shared a screenshot of a message she received from a therapist who commended the emotional and therapeutic impact of her latest cinema release, “Iyalode.”
According to the therapist, she had watched the movie with an elderly client during a therapy session, and the woman reportedly felt relaxed and uplifted afterward.
Reflecting on the feedback, Toyin wrote:
“I just don’t shoot movies, I’m a Prophet. I speak and heal people through my movies.”
She went on to encourage fans to watch Iyalode, saying it is still showing in Nigerian cinemas and urging the public to experience its message and blessing.
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Her declaration has since sparked reactions online, with many praising the power of storytelling and the deeper impact Nollywood films can have beyond entertainment.
- Toyin Abraham, a prominent Nollywood actress and filmmaker, has publicly declared herself a prophet.
- The movie star shared a screenshot of a message from a therapist who praised her movies for their therapeutic qualities on her Instagram page.
Nollywood actress and filmmaker Toyin Abraham has boldly declared that her calling goes beyond entertainment she believes she is a prophet who heals through storytelling.
Taking to her Instagram page, the actress shared a screenshot of a message she received from a therapist who commended the emotional and therapeutic impact of her latest cinema release, “Iyalode.”
According to the therapist, she had watched the movie with an elderly client during a therapy session, and the woman reportedly felt relaxed and uplifted afterward.
Reflecting on the feedback, Toyin wrote:
“I just don’t shoot movies, I’m a Prophet. I speak and heal people through my movies.”
She went on to encourage fans to watch Iyalode, saying it is still showing in Nigerian cinemas and urging the public to experience its message and blessing.
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Her declaration has since sparked reactions online, with many praising the power of storytelling and the deeper impact Nollywood films can have beyond entertainment.
