This Year, We're Focused on Breaking Records" – Toyin Abraham Celebrates Her Achievement

 

Toyin Abraham Celebrates Success of "Alakada: Bad and Boujee," Vows to Break More Records in 2025

Toyin Abraham recently shared a post highlighting her film Alakada: Bad and Boujee, which ranked fifth among the highest-grossing movies in Nigerian cinemas in 2024. The film earned over two hundred million naira in just 11 days, a remarkable achievement for the talented actress and producer.

In her celebratory message, Toyin expressed heartfelt gratitude to her fans, fondly called "Toyin Titans," for their unwavering support. She credited them for the movie’s success and shared her ambitious goals for 2025.

“Thank you, 2024! And thank you, Toyin Titans, for making Alakada: Bad and Boujee the 5th highest-grossing movie of 2024 in just 11 DAYS! What an incredible milestone for me! But we’re not stopping there. We’re heading into 2025 stronger than ever, ready to set even bigger records!”

She emphasized that her focus for the year ahead is on growth, success, and breaking records, avoiding distractions and trivial conversations. "It’s all about inspiring others, achieving greatness, and making history! Let’s keep shining!”

Funke Akindele Responds to Cinema Favoritism Controversy

Meanwhile, actress Funke Akindele addressed the controversy surrounding the release of her hit film Everybody Loves Jenifa. Rumors had circulated online, alleging that some films, including Akindele’s, received preferential treatment in cinemas, sparking debates and accusations of favoritism.

While some critics accused her of undermining fellow filmmakers, others defended her, suggesting that cinema prioritization was based on audience demand.

In her New Year message, Funke Akindele expressed deep appreciation to her fans for their unwavering love and support throughout her career. She also acknowledged her colleagues for their contributions to making her projects a success and emphasized the importance of staying focused in the face of criticism.

As both Toyin Abraham and Funke Akindele reflect on their successes, they remain steadfast in their goals for the future, determined to elevate Nigerian cinema to new heights.