Apparently reacting to the buzz she wrote;
"I am a rate breed.They're not supposed to understand me - read that again".
Kneeling to greet is a sign of ultimate Respect in her culture......People should leave her alone!
Tuesday, November 11, 2025
Actress Toyin Abraham Sends A Memo To Those Trolling Her Over How She Knelt To Greet Olori Elegushi
Actress Toyin Abraham made after she came under fire for kneeling down to greet Olori Sekinat Elegushi at Toke Makinwa's child dedication.
Apparently reacting to the buzz she wrote;
"I am a rate breed.They're not supposed to understand me - read that again".
Apparently reacting to the buzz she wrote;
"I am a rate breed.They're not supposed to understand me - read that again".
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They only respond to trolls when they have a project coming up, every publicity is good publicity,.
ReplyDeleteSo, she has lost her right to defend herself. Amazing
DeleteStunt
DeleteYou're right beautiful iyawo 🙄🙄🙄
DeleteIt is part of her culture.
ReplyDeleteYorubas show respect by kneeling down.
But she's not Yoruba!
DeleteShe has obviously adopted the Yoruba culture
DeleteMy own is how the Olori behaved when Eniola came to greet her. Infact shame wear me g-string pant on behalf of Eniola.
ReplyDeleteThat's her culture. And she can kneel for whomever she deems fit
ReplyDeleteBut toyin is not Yoruba, she's from edo. Na oversabi dey do her, even the yorubas no do reach her
ReplyDeleteShebi her new name is oversabi Aunty, she's answering her name Wella.
DeleteLeave her be. It's her choice. She has acquired the habit or picked it by association.
ReplyDeleteI thought her husband is Yoruba. So it's just as well. Nothing wrong.