- Funke Akindele, an award-winning Nollywood actress and box office star, is embracing a new era by embracing her inner butterfly spirit.
- The star shared a video of her outfit at Iyabo Ojo’s movie premiere, featuring the filmmaker rocking a butterfly.
Award-winning Nollywood actress and box office sensation, Funke Akindele, has captivated fans with a symbolic new look as she embraces a transformative era in her life.
The actress recently took to Instagram and Twitter to share a stunning video of her appearance at Iyabo Ojo’s movie premiere, where she turned heads in an outfit inspired by a butterfly.
In her caption, Funke described herself as a butterfly — delicate yet resilient — whose wings help her navigate the journey of life. She revealed that she is spreading her wings, stepping into a new phase of personal growth, and becoming the best version of herself.
Her pink ensemble, she explained, represents positivity, transformation, and progress. To her fans, she offered words of encouragement, reminding them that every day presents a chance to shine — and they should embrace it.
“Woman Crush Wednesday
I’m so in love with this outfit by @somobysomo styled by @zackstyling_luxury_
I represent the butterfly, whose wings are delicate yet strong enough to carry it through life’s journey.
I’m spreading my wings and evolving into the best version of myself, and pink represents positive vibes, growth, and transformation.
Remember, in all you do, there is an opportunity to glow; make sure you take it!”.
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In other news, Nigerians were deeply moved after a video of veteran gospel singer Sister Nnenna Goodness surfaced online, where she tearfully shared her struggles.
In the emotional clip, Sister Nnenna revealed that she has been enduring financial hardship and has lost all rights to the songs that once brought her fame. She pleaded with Nigerians to support her, sharing her account details for assistance.
Meanwhile, some social media users confirmed that her songs are still available on YouTube but are seemingly controlled by another individual.
Her plea gained even more attention as it coincided with a controversial statement by Pastor Femi Lazarus, who discouraged gospel artists from monetizing their talents. This stance sparked criticism, especially after it was discovered that his ministry school charges $150 in fees.
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