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“It is a big deal” – Wumi Toriola rejoices as her movie hits 4 million views on YouTube in 1 month

This is a monumental day for us Wumi Toriola celebrates as she hits huge milestone Kemi Filani blog

It is a joyous time for Nollywood actress Wumi Toriola as she hits a huge milestone on YouTube.

Taking to her Instagram page, the Yoruba actress and producer revealed that her movie, Yemi Alado, has hit 4 million views on YouTube in just a month.

Describing it as a big deal, she gave a thumbs up to herself, her cast, crew and fans and revealed that she would make her first Cinema debut late this month.

“YEMI ALADO 1 hits 4 million views on YouTube in 1 month
It’s a big deal abeg
I give myself, the cast, the crew and my fans the flowers.

My Cinema film Debut, “Queen Lateefah”, is coming to cinemas nationwide from Sept 27th”.

Wumi Toriola movie hits 4 million views on YouTube

Recently, a fan of Wumi had reprimanded her for throwing shots at some of her colleagues who love to pretend they are decent. The fan advised her to leave others and stop creating enemies for herself and Wumi replied, telling him to shut up as she questioned if someone didn’t give birth to those actresses who are tagged indecent because of the facade they have created.

In July, Wumi had celebrated a huge milestone on YouTube. She revealed that she had hit 100k subscribers on YouTube, which was undoubtedly a big feat for the Yoruba actress.

Expressing how delighted she was, Wumi stated that this was a massive milestone for her and her fans and declared the day a monumental day. She noted how it reflects the strong connection she and her team have built with their subscribers and millions of viewers across the country.

Last month, Wumi threw shade at some of her colleagues for rubbishing her efforts. She revealed that someone called her a YouTube star, and yet, some of her colleagues are yet to conquer YouTube and are still floating in the box office world. Questioning if their colleagues knew them before rebranding, she admonished them to run their race and stop looking for Bollywood.