Funke Akindele Replies ‘English Teacher’ On Twitter

Nollywood actress, Funke Akindele, has replied to a Twitter user who faulted a post she made to celebrate this year’s Children’s Day.

Naija News reports that the thespian took to her Twitter page to share her childhood photo alongside a bible verse regarding children.

However, the Twitter user with the handle Jadee claimed Funke shouldn’t have used article (a) in the sentence and urged her to correct it.

Responding, the actress politely told the Twitter user to remove the article.

See the exchange below;

Funke Akindele Reacts As Juliana Olayode Begs For Forgiveness

Meanwhile, Funke Akindele has reacted to the public apology of her colleague, Juliana Olayode following their disagreement while working together on the popular sitcom Jenifa’s Diary.

This comes after Juliana, 27, in a lengthy Instagram post on Saturday said that she hurt Funke, whom she said was a miracle God used to bring her to the limelight, due to her little knowledge of how the movie industry works.

She wrote, “As a teenager, my career in the mainstream entertainment industry started where many people who have put in years of hard work could only dream of, how could a neophyte even start from the mainstream, if not for a miracle?

“In my own case, the mercy of God and unmerited favour was evident, I broke into the industry by playing a friend and co-lead with a screen goddess who had put in decades of hard work and unprecedented creativity even as at that time.

“God used Aunty Funke Akindele @funkejenifaakindele to put me into the limelight. It was a shocker for me, especially at that tender age, when I had barely left secondary school, the kind of fame I earned from playing Toyosi in Jenifa’s Diary was too enormous for my understanding.

“However, the lack of industry nitty gritty started manifesting in me, coupled with the fact that I had a guardian (manager) who didn’t understand how the entertainment industry works, and I believed anything he feels and says”

Reacting to the post, Funke wrote in the comment section: “My Juliana. I miss you. I will bite you. omo mi. I love you. See you soon.”