Nollywood actress Wumi Toriola has called out Estate Executives over their constant oppression and intimidation.
On her Instagram page, she noted that most Estate Executives are more fond of oppressing and intimidating people than politicians.
Calling them out for acting like Emperors, she noted how power without empathy is oppression, and residents aren’t subjects.
Wumi said she is oppressed, intimidated and tired. She revealed her plans to go back to her other house.
“You see this so-called Estate Executives.
They oppress and intimidate more than politicians.
Make I pack go to my other house for Eliot.
Lekki Landlady in the mud.
Estate Executives are not emperors.
Power without empathy is oppression, and residents are not subjects.
I am oppressed, intimidated, and I am tired.
My neighbours in Eliot, please let me see you in the comments section.
Wahala yi ti poju”.
Last year, the Yoruba actress 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 was just a wounded human trying to stay composed.
In other news, Toriola had called out Production Managers in the Yoruba movie industry for their nonchalant attitudes towards cast and crew. She shared a bitter experience she had on a movie set, and advised her colleagues.
Also, the Yoruba actress called out producers over the kind of roles she had been acting in movies. While promoting one of her movies, the mother of one decried the rate of violent roles she had been given to act and how it may affect her search for love.
In an Instagram post, the Yoruba actress, while speaking on the detriment of godfatherism in the entertainment industry, noted how any deadly mistakes can lead to the death of anyone who has a godfather or godmother. She further noted how such people block intending helpers for their godsons/daughters, cancel their opportunities, breed more hate for them, and lots more.