Nollywood actresses Funke Akindele and Toyin Abraham have topped headlines over their sweet moment at Toke Makinwa’s daughter’s dedication.
Kemi Filani reported on Sunday, November 2nd, that the media personality had dedicated her daughter to God. She threw a lavish party to celebrate her mini-me, which was attended by many celebrities.
In one of the videos from the event circulating online, Toyin Abraham was seen kneeling to greet Funke Akindele at the event.
The sweet moment and show of respect have left many praising Toyin.
One Victor Ogbaegbe wrote, “These are lovely to see, honestly
One Luckibaby wrote, “Amazing moments
One Temi wrote, “Awwwn
One Nonyjay wrote, “Lovely”.
At Ginger’s movie premiere, a month ago, Funke and Toyin had melted with an adorable video of them exchanging a sweet moment before being interrupted by Kiekie. The two power players of Nollywood cinemas were also captured in another clip, dancing at the premiere.
For years there was rivalry between the two screen goddesses, as they have both dominated the TV screen for years and are still doing so.
However, the two ladies settled their differences last year as Toyin Abraham celebrated Funke on her birthday, and she reciprocated. Toyin had also attended Funke Akindele’s movie premiere, which further shut down rumours of animosity between the box office Queens.
In April, Toyin penned an open letter to Funke, speaking about how fan wars caused their unnecessary feud and congratulated her for achieving the one billion landmark in the cinema. Funke reacted to ..., wishing Toyin all the best.
She later reignited movie battle with Funke after she teased her newest project, a sequel to her popular movie, Alakada, which will premiere in December. The news left many divided as some noted how the actress was following in the footsteps of her rival, Funke Akindele, who announced a week before her that she was releasing a sequel to her hit movie, Jenifa.
Later, she shared a cryptic post, stating that no one is perfect, as she noted how people make mistakes. However, they get up, learn, grow, move on and live.