- Actress Toyin Abraham had fans in stitches after responding to a cheeky comment on one of her posts.
- A user, @Oluwase3833958, advised her to “work on this your tummy.”
- Toyin, known for her quick wit, replied confidently on her official X account
Nollywood actress Toyin Abraham had fans in stitches after responding to a cheeky comment on one of her posts. A user, @Oluwase3833958, advised her to “work on this your tummy.”
Toyin, known for her quick wit, replied confidently on her official X account (@toyin_abraham1):
“Anything you think is wrong with my tummy, you are right and I’m not working on anything. Ma ro mi lejo.”
The Yoruba phrase “Ma ro mi lejo” can be translated as “Don’t fool yourself,” highlighting Toyin’s humorous yet assertive way of addressing unsolicited remarks.
Fans quickly applauded her for handling criticism with both humor and self-confidence.
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In other news… Nollywood actress Regina Daniels has opened up about her marriage to Senator Ned Nwoko, revealing that her mother kept her in the union for seven years.
In a heartfelt post shared via her Instagram page on Wednesday morning, Regina clarified several misconceptions surrounding her marriage, particularly claims that she was coerced into it at a young age.
According to the actress, both her family and her mother initially opposed her decision to marry Ned.
Regina, who recently accused the 64-year-old lawmaker of domestic violence, expressed deep regret over falling in love with him.
She also pleaded with Nigerians to stop attacking her mother online, insisting that her marriage was not motivated by greed as widely speculated.
She said, “For seven years my mum held me down. She tried but I’m the one that has a coconut head.
“I’m ashamed to say I fell in love but I actually did and it’s crazy. Everyone said no. You all should stop saying that I married out of greed. We were no broke.
“What amount of money can a man give to a mother to get her child that is practically providing everything in the house? I was her only source of lively-hood.
“My mother, my brother and everybody warned me. I drove out at night one day trying kill myself if I don’t marry Ned”.
