Media personality Mo Abudu has celebrated the success of Funke Akindele, Toyin Abraham, and Ini Edo, whose movies are dominating the Nigerian box office.
Abudu, on Instagram, praised the actresses for their outstanding performances, highlighting their creativity and strength in the film industry.
As reported, the movies, Behind The Scenes, Oversabi Aunty, and A Very Dirty Christmas, are breaking barriers and captivating audiences nationwide.
Abudu commended them for leading and shaping the future of Nigerian cinema.
She wrote, “Good morning, beautiful people! Today, let’s celebrate the phenomenal queens of the box office lighting up December in Nigeria!
“From @FunkeJenifaAkindele’s Behind the Scenes to @Toyin_Abraham’s Oversabi Aunty and @IniEdo’s A Very Dirty Christmas, these incredible women are creating magic, breaking barriers, and showing the unstoppable strength of women in film.
“Their stories are captivating audiences everywhere, and you can catch all these films in cinemas nationwide, including @EbonyLifeCinemas. Here’s to women leading, inspiring, and shaping the future of the Nigerian film industry.”
Abudu, on Instagram, praised the actresses for their outstanding performances, highlighting their creativity and strength in the film industry.
As reported, the movies, Behind The Scenes, Oversabi Aunty, and A Very Dirty Christmas, are breaking barriers and captivating audiences nationwide.
Abudu commended them for leading and shaping the future of Nigerian cinema.
She wrote, “Good morning, beautiful people! Today, let’s celebrate the phenomenal queens of the box office lighting up December in Nigeria!
“From @FunkeJenifaAkindele’s Behind the Scenes to @Toyin_Abraham’s Oversabi Aunty and @IniEdo’s A Very Dirty Christmas, these incredible women are creating magic, breaking barriers, and showing the unstoppable strength of women in film.
“Their stories are captivating audiences everywhere, and you can catch all these films in cinemas nationwide, including @EbonyLifeCinemas. Here’s to women leading, inspiring, and shaping the future of the Nigerian film industry.”
