Nollywood actress Toyin Abraham has made an appeal to Nigerians against pirating her movie.
The movie star, whose latest movie, Alakada Bhad and Boujee is currently available in Cinemas across Nigerians, via her Instagram page, revealed that someone was caught at the cinema recording her movie.
The mother of one said the guy deleted the recording, and she allowed him to go.
Begging Nigerians to stop recording her movie, she stated that she wouldn’t interfere again should anyone be caught recording.
“We caught someone at the cinema, who came to record Alakada: Bhad and Boujee. He deleted it and I told them to let him go. Please stop recording; if they catch anyone, I won’t interfere again. Please, guys, I am so tired”.
Last year, Toyin Abraham took a huge step against piracy as she paraded 5 people trying to sell out her movie, Malaika, which was streaming in the cinemas.
During a press conference, the mother of one revealed how she was hinted at the rampant piracy move, as she disclosed that she nearly went mad because she had spent over five hundred million naira on the movie project.
The movie star, whose latest movie, Alakada Bhad and Boujee is currently available in Cinemas across Nigerians, via her Instagram page, revealed that someone was caught at the cinema recording her movie.
The mother of one said the guy deleted the recording, and she allowed him to go.
Begging Nigerians to stop recording her movie, she stated that she wouldn’t interfere again should anyone be caught recording.
“We caught someone at the cinema, who came to record Alakada: Bhad and Boujee. He deleted it and I told them to let him go. Please stop recording; if they catch anyone, I won’t interfere again. Please, guys, I am so tired”.
Last year, Toyin Abraham took a huge step against piracy as she paraded 5 people trying to sell out her movie, Malaika, which was streaming in the cinemas.
During a press conference, the mother of one revealed how she was hinted at the rampant piracy move, as she disclosed that she nearly went mad because she had spent over five hundred million naira on the movie project.
