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“I am a rare breed, they aren’t supposed to understand me” – Toyin Abraham writes following backlash over encounter with Olori Elegushi

I am a rare breed they arent supposed to understand me Toyin Abraham Kemi Filani blog min

Nollywood actress Toyin Abraham has seemingly reacted to the criticisms she received over her encounter with Olori Sekinat Elegushi.

Kemi Filani reported that the actress went viral after a clip of her greeting the Queen at Toke Makinwa’s child’s dedication went viral. In the clip, Abraham went to her knees, talking to the Olori, who was comfortably seated in a chair at the event.

Now, taking to her Instagram page, Abraham made it known that she is a rare breed and people aren’t supposed to understand her.

“I am a rare breed. They’re not supposed to understand me — read that again.
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Many took to her comment section to hail her.

Ini Edo wrote, “Clock it

Bolanle Austene Peters wrote, “Rare and special breed

Eucharia Anunobi wrote, “Speak, spark and spoke it again

One Officialbukky_majek wrote, “The best still

One dipoposomebodi wrote, “Loud it

One theoluwasemilore wrote, “World best!! The Queen!! The woman of the year!! Iyalofd

One officialbollypokie wrote, “That’s the caption!! Your type is rare, your heart is gold, your life is simple. Most confident, most supportive and best ever to be with her!

Just a few weeks back, Toyin had cried to her Maker. She said she needed God’s strength now than ever as she prayed for his guidance and direction.

Toyin had declared herself a prophet while sharing a screenshot of a message she received from a therapist who praised her movies for being therapeutic. Abraham said she doesn’t just shoot movies; she is a prophet who speaks to people through her movies.

Early this year, Abraham had achieved a new milestone as her latest cinema movie, Alakada Bad and Boujee, gets ranked the 5th highest grossing Nollywood release of all time.

In March, Silverbird honored the actress with a Trailblazer award at the 2024 Silverbird Man of the Year award for being fearless, dynamic and redefining Nollywood

To celebrate her win, Toyin penned a heartfelt note on Instagram, noting how the award is a reminder that hard work, perseverance, and passion never go unnoticed. She noted that the journey hasn’t always been easy, but every challenge has shaped her.

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