Actress Ruth Kadiri lauds Femi Adebayo over his latest movie ‘Seven Doors’

• The movie star, Chioma Akpotha, has announced that his new film, Seven Doors, featuring notable actors, has premiered on Netflix.

Nollywood actress Ruth Kadiri has recently expressed her admiration for filmmaker Femi Adebayo.

According to GistLover, the actress, who has been promoting his upcoming film, Seven Doors, which includes performances from notable actors such as Chioma Akpotha, Dele Odule, Wumi Toriola, and Kolawole Ajeyemi, celebrated its premiere on the well-known streaming service Netflix.

On her Instagram account, she posted a video clip from the film, praising Adebayo for his hard work and encouraging the audience to view it.

“@femiadebayosalami well done!!!! Amazing SEVEN DOORS now showing on @naijaonnetflix”.

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Reacting to the post….

@Jaywifer wrote, “The guy trying wella. You, him, and Funke are making good movies. God bless you guys

@Pule Mary wrote, “The best film of the year. No cap, it will keep you at the edge of your seat

@Joy Ihueze wrote, “I wouldn’t lie this movie is very very interesting

@Kenny Taiwo1 wrote, “The movie goo sweet

@Classiknayohmi wrote, “The movie is a banger tbh

In other news,  Victor Osimhen, Nigerian football star and former CAF Men’s Player of the Year, has addressed rumors of tension between him and Ademola Lookman following Lookman’s recent win at the 2024 CAF Awards.

Lookman’s victory in Marrakech, Morocco, where he triumphed over top African talents like Achraf Hakimi and Serhou Guirassy, marked a historic moment. As the 2024 winner, he succeeded Osimhen, who claimed the prestigious title the previous year for his stellar performances leading Napoli to a Serie A title.

However, Osimhen’s silence on social media regarding Lookman’s win sparked speculation among fans, with some accusing him of jealousy and harboring bad blood toward his compatriot. Known for his active online presence, Osimhen’s lack of public acknowledgment didn’t go unnoticed.

When confronted directly by a bold fan on X (formerly Twitter) about whether he had congratulated Lookman, Osimhen didn’t hold back. He clarified that he had personally congratulated Lookman in private, even sharing the specific timing of the message to dispel any doubts.

Osimhen’s response puts to rest the swirling rumors, emphasizing that not all gestures of support need to be made publicly. His statement highlights the importance of private respect and camaraderie among teammates, even in the face of public scrutiny.

He replied to a fan who questioned him on X;

“Yes bro since yesterday, immediately after my game, sent a text around 23:49 Turkish time.him go reply me soon, cos I know say message choke for him phone wella😂,”