“As everyone is using their wife, mother, and husband for content; I will join them” – Debbie Shokoya says as she sends message to her husband

Nollywood actress Deborah Shokoya, known as Debbie Shokoya, is set to join her gangs of colleagues using their partners and family members as content creators online.

Taking to her Instagram page, Debbie questioned if she wouldn’t join the train as she noted how many are now using their husbands, wives, and mothers for content.

Sending a message to her husband, she told him to start wearing skirt so they can start creating content online.

“On top this film matter.

As everybody dey use their wife, their mama and husband for content!
Sey me sef I no go join the train?

I wan release my new movie soon ooo!!

Oya go wear skirt. Content ti ya!!”

No Be Small Thing Again Ooo!
All Of Us Don Turn Content Creator For This Film Matter!

Please Help Me Watch My Brother @ijebuuofficial Movie Ooo!
E Don Turn That Him Gentle Wife To Content Creator!

Abeg, Help Me Watch “PECKERS” By My Uncle @mr_kogberegbe
My Calm Aunt @j_sugamama Don Turn Skit Maker Overnight.

Watch @glitterstouch_makeovers Movie Too Ooo!!
Chai! She Don Turn Maami To Content Creator Ooo

As It Is Sef. Me Too Don Dey Sew Custom For Luku Ooo.
We Gather Dey.
To Hit a Million Views No Be Joke Now Ooo!”.

It wouldn’t be surprising if Debbie use her husband for content creation as in February, she revealed that her husband is her slave driver. She made this known in an Instagram post as she penned an appreciation post to him, calling him her better half. She stated that getting married to someone who believes in her dreams and vision was such a blessing, as she revealed that when she tells her husband she wants to fly, and he always encourages her rather than being selfish.

In other news, the new mum had cried out to her colleagues who produce low-quality unworthy movies on the giant streaming app, YouTube. She decried the rate at which people condemn the Yoruba film genre and how she was able to confirm the accusations. She encouraged her colleagues to change the narrative about the Yoruba industry and allow every department for their job.