Nollywood actress Yetunde Barnabas has called out female movie critic Ajefunke Kofoshi for constantly bullying her. She said the movie star has been leaving negative reviews of her movie. Yetunde claimed that she has paid to tarnish her work and personality, but she wouldn’t let it go. The Yoruba actress noted that she has stayed quiet for a long time and wouldn’t sit back and watch her and others Bully her, deliberately tarnish her name, attack her career, and discredit the work she has sacrificed to build.
Yetunde further noted that she has worked extremely hard to get where she is today, faced challenges, made sacrifices, and built her career from the ground up, and she wouldn’t allow anyone to destroy it. She admonished the film critic to take down hateful posts about her, adding that from now on, she would protect her name, her career, her work, and everything she has built. “ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!
I have stayed quiet for long enough, but I can no longer sit back and watch you people bully me, deliberately tarnish my name, attack my career and constantly discredit the work I have sacrificed so much to build. I have worked extremely hard to get to where I am today. I have faced challenges, made sacrifices, and built my career from the ground up. I will not allow anyone to destroy what I have worked for years to build. @ajefunke_kofoshi I am publicly asking you to take down the hateful post you made about me.
I have committed no crime by being a filmmaker, by building my career, or by investing in my own projects I produced OJISE with a ₦30 million budget, and I am proud of the work that went into it. I will not sit quietly while anyone deliberately tries to rubbish my name or discredit my work. What concerns me even more is discovering that there is allegedly a hate group created specifically to attack me and tarnish every project I put out constantly.
I don’t know who is behind it, but I have been told people say they want me out of this industry. Maybe because I’m part of the first set that monetised YouTube but this is too much. I am stepping in with the authorities from this point henceforth I am not a thief; I am not a criminal. I am a filmmaker, a producer, a businesswoman, and a woman who has worked incredibly hard for everything she has today.
I will not apologise for my success From this point forward, I will protect my name, my career, my work, and everything I have built. Enough is enough”. A few days ago, Yetunde shared the moment she fell into a trance on a movie set. She said that moment was when she knew, without a doubt, that God was truly with them. The movie star had expressed excitement at finally getting free after being stuck at 1 million followers for over a year.
She also expressed excitement about her professional dashboard, which had reached 30 million views. Last year, Yetunde finally opened up her spa. Giving a tour of it, she stated that she was celebrating a vision turned reality. She revealed that her business almost took two years to complete, and she was on the verge of giving up, but God intervened. The Yoruba actress won three awards.
Expressing gratitude to the public, she dedicated the awards to everyone who had supported her journey as a filmmaker and to those who had received the awards on her behalf. In 2023, Yetunde was quite excited as she became a certified therapist. Speaking on the tedious journey, she stated that it wasn’t easy as she had to combine it with pregnancy and motherhood. Yetunde commanded her fans and followers to put some respect for her name.
In other news, Barnabas had revealed she was born and bred in the street before she rose to stardom. She made this known after a video of her drinking garri at a movie location with her colleague, Afeez Owo surfaced online. Yetunde stated that she is not an ajebo, so people should not be deceived by her skin color.
