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“This is the least you have done for me” – Debbie Shokoya pens heartfelt prayers to Funke Akindele over her sweet gesture

This is the least she has done for me Debbie Shokoya appreciates Funke Akindele Kemi Filani blog min

Nollywood actress Debbie Shokoya has expressed gratitude to her senior colleague for her sweet gesture.

Taking it to her Instagram page, Debbie shared screenshots of her message with the movie star, pleading with her to help promote her movie. To her surprise, Funke promoted her movie on her Instagram story without demanding anything.

Appreciating her, Debbie revealed how she had to gather courage to message the filmmaker as she urged her fans to pray for her.

Describing Funke as an amazing woman, Debbie revealed that this is the least Funke has done for her but she promised not to cast it.

“Help Me Drop Prayers For This Amazing Woman! @funkejenifaakindele
Ma’am, You Will Never Be Found Wanting!

I Just Sat Down On The Sofa This Afternoon And The Lord Put It In My Heart To DM @funkejenifaakindele
I Gathered Courage To Do So…
She Replied Immediately And Was Willing To Do This For Me!

God Bless You, My Woman
May You Never Labour In Vain!
May You Not Stress Before You Receive!
You Poured Comforting Water On My Soul And It Means So Much To Me And My Brand.
This Is Actually The Least You Have Done Towards Me, But I Promise Not To Cast It.
God Bless You Ma!!!
Keep Motivating And Keep Inspiring
Oju Oni Ti Yin LaiLai

La’funky Has Posted Ooo!!!
Oya, My People Show Love”.

Taking to her comment section, Funke encouraged her not to give up.

“My darling, God will always make a way. All the best and keep your head high. Keep creating. Ma give up o!! Na person wey give up F up o”.

Last year, Deborah had revealed plans to join her gangs of colleagues using their partners and family members as content creators online. Sending a message to her husband, she told him to start wearing a skirt so they can start creating content online.

The mother of one, in an Instagram post, had cried out to her colleagues who produce low-quality unworthy movies on YouTube. She decried the rate at which people condemn the Yoruba film genre and encouraged her colleagues to change the narrative about the Yoruba industry.