Nollywood actress and model Sophie Alakija has addressed the boys in her high school.
The light-skinned ex-partner of Wizkid, via her Instagram page, shared an edited photo of herself with dark skin, noting that she still looks good despite her skin change.
Noting how they said she would be ugly if she were dark, she admonished them to eat their hearts out.
“To all the boys in high school that said I’d be ugly if I were dark-skinned. Eat your hearts out”.
Commenting on it, Omoni Oboli wrote, “Who fine don fine, forget skin colour!
Pete Egbi wrote, “Who don fine don fine oo. Their daddy’s dad!
Hilda Baci, Diiadem, and Bisola Aiyeola commented with love emojis
One staroflagos wrote, “The beauty is ethereal
One belasalami wrote, “Omo beauty dey cry
One frontiersbrand wrote, “Yup, fine in all skin
One thesadiqibrahimbooth wrote, “You’re beautiful in every colour. Let’s see what green looks like”.
A few days back, Moyo Lawal had addressed those bullying her for bleaching her skin. Sharing photos of herself with her face darkened, she questioned whether her critics are now happy and can let her breathe. Moyo noted that she gets bullied for something 90% of people are guilty of.
Yoruba actress Wumi Toriola had responded to the popular saying that celebrities shouldn’t respond to bullies. She made it clear that celebrities are humans too, and they bleed just like everyone else. She stated that fame doesn’t cancel feelings and noted how silence is just a wounded human trying to stay composed.
In the wake of a viral video of a student of Lead British school being bullied by her friends, Do2dtun called out bullies in his Secondary school. Mentioning their names, he stated that should anyone bully his daughter, he would beat the teacher, the students, the security guards, and the parents of the bullies.
Sometimes back, actress Iretiola Doyle had appreciated, Adesua Etomi, for ending her daughter’s traumatizing months of bullying in school. Recounting the experience, Iretiola said for months; her daughter was bullied aggressively in a new school and had stopped her from intervening until Adesua stepped in and decided to help her daughter.
In similar news, Jide Awobona had called out his niece’s teacher, who had been harassing her in school, telling the teacher to desist from such an act or face the consequences of their mischievousness.