Nollywood actress Bakare Zainab has addressed netizens dragging her for acting for the camera at Allwell Ademola’s Service of Songs.
Kemi Filani reported on Thursday that a Service of Songs was held for the actress, which had lots of Yoruba Nollywood stars in attendance.
In a clip from the event, Bakare Zainab was seen shedding tears uncontrollably as guests and colleagues tried to comfort her.
The video drew several mixed reactions as many noted how she was acting for the camera, as she wasn’t close to the deceased.
Responding to them, Bakare said she would wait until Allwell is buried before giving them a taste of their own medicine. She slammed them for using the death of a loved one to dish out to her.
Bakare noted that online users often test people’s patience.
“Y’all coming for me and tagging me with your full chest, that I was acting for the camera. I will hold on till we bury her before I give you a taste of your medicine.
Koni da fun yin!!
Y’all are using the death of a loved one to dish out your Oriburuku.
We shall see!!!”
Y’all love to test people’s patience.
Got home to unnecessary tags!! We shall see”.
Laide Bakare, in an Instagram post, slammed her colleagues for creating content with Allwell’s death. She noted how God was watching over them and prayed for the deceased to rest in peace. Bakare claimed that some of her close pals even opened TikTok, all doing tap tap, busy playing games and collecting gifts.
Similarly, Biodun Okeowo, while slamming her colleagues for quickly posting about her death, revealed that the late actress’s mother had yet to be informed. She expressed sadness at the way people are quicker to post RIP than congratulations. Describing it as alarming, she prayed that our best picture wouldn’t be used as RIP.
In other news, while reacting to his colleague Tope Osoba’s battle and the breast cancer, Alesh Sanni expressed how sad he was, however, he was happy that he wasn’t posting in RIP. Calling for her assistance for the actress, he stated that he wished he could take care of all her bills, but he couldn’t.
While calling for support for Bisola Badmus after she opened up on battling brain tumor, he told his colleagues not to wait till she was dead before making contributions.