Skit maker and actor, Cute Abiola, has denied shading veteran filmmaker, Kunle Afolayan, over his controversial remarks about field workplace income.
DAILY POST stories that Kunle Afolayan had just lately criticised the advertising and marketing methods for cinema movies.
Talking in a viral interview on social media, Afolayan, who mentioned he stopped producing cinema films as a result of the advertising and marketing is exhausting, famous that he doesn’t need N1 billion or N2 billion cinema gross that he would solely be paid N10 million as private earnings.
He mentioned, “I don’t understand how the likes of Funke Akindele, others are doing it. However creating every single day skits, and altering costumes on a regular basis. I can’t do it. I don’t simply need N1 billion or N2 billion within the cinema that I received’t be capable of personally obtain N10 million from.”
He made the feedback on the time when actresses, Funke Akindele and Toyin Abraham, celebrated N2 billion and N1 billion cinema gross, respectively.
Reacting to the event in a collection of posts on her Instagram web page, Funke Akindele, who alleged that Afolayan has been left behind, additional accused him of being jealous.
Amid the controversy, Cute Abiola, who is called Funke’s shut affiliate, suggested his followers to keep away from something that may flip them into an “previous taker”.
He wrote on X, “Keep away from something that can make you turn out to be an previous taker.”
In response, many Nigerians took to the remark part to criticise him for allegedly shading Kunle Afolayan.
Talking amid the backlash, Cute Abiola denied attacking Afolayan and described as his chief.
“Simply to make clear, this tweet was not directed at Kunle Afolayan or anybody within the business. It was a private motivation primarily based on one thing that genuinely impressed me and I made a decision to share. To everybody beneath this remark who picked my tweet as subbing my chief Kunle Afolayan! E NO GO BETTER FOR UNA!!! Like ENKR, odaju ni gbogbo yin oooo Walai ! Eyin nu olohun nu,” he wrote.
