“I’m changed because my old version is too weak” – Toyin Abraham

- Toyin Abraham Ajeyemi, a renowned Nollywood filmmaker and actress, has shared her personal struggles and the process of identity transformation.
- Toyin Abraham shared a stunning photo on her Instagram page, showcasing her beauty in a black outfit.
- The actress was criticized for wearing an uncomfortable outfit with Iyabo Ojo at a birthday event, causing netizens to feel uncomfortable.
Nollywood filmmaker and actress Toyin Abraham Ajeyemi has addressed her vulnerabilities and transformation in identity.
Recently, Toyin Abraham shared a captivating photograph of herself on her Instagram account, showcasing her elegance in a black ensemble.
Earlier today, the box office star faced criticism for her choice of attire, which she wore alongside Iyabo Ojo at a birthday celebration over the weekend. Observers on social media suggested that she appeared uneasy in the outfit.
In what appeared to be a reaction to the criticism, Toyin Abraham remarked that she underwent a transformation because her previous self was too frail. In a surprising turn, the actress humorously suggested that her current self is even weaker than before.
“Yes, I’m changed because my old version is too weak but guess what even this new version of me sef weak bajebaje.”
In other news, There’s a wave of prayers coming in for Nigerian rapper Tochukwu Ojogwu, aka Odumodu Blvck, after reports surfaced about a terrible car accident he was in.
He’s been nominated for this year’s Headies Awards and posted some crash photos on Tuesday, February 25, featuring a security officer in one of them. This has gotten a lot of people talking on social media.
Moments later, a photo of Odumodu Blvck in a hospital bed was posted on his official X account.
The update stated that the rapper had survived the car crash. The caption included, “Survived. The machine must arrive in one piece. It is a must. The machine is coming.”