Mixed Reactions Over Tonto Dikeh’s Comment On Jagun Jagun Movie

 

Nollywood actress and politician, Tonto Dikeh has been slammed by social media users over a comment she made about Yoruba indigenous movie on Netflix, Jagun Jagun (The Warrior).

 

Tonto while reviewing the movie, recommended it for her friends.

 

The movie star said it had been over 10 to 12 years since she watched a Nollywood movie, and she was really in awe with the production.

 

She added that Jagun Jagun is an amazing movie and showered praises on the cast and crew for their phenomenal work.

 

Tonto emphasized that her review isn’t based on a personal relationship with any of the cast in the movie but she only watched it based on the recommendation.

 

She wrote: “This is my review for My very first watched Nigerian movie in over 10/12years!!!!

 

 

See reactions below: 

 

nkechiblessing_sunday wrote: “They will leave the word PERSONALLY ** and face oda things Dts not important…I can see d comments already…Read to understand MBA….”

 

obaadebaye1 wrote: “Are you kidding me? You don’t know Femi Adebayo, Odunlade Adekola, itele, and so on”

 

officiallumeaje wrote: “You don’t know anyone in the movie? Really?”

 

uhnaere_kenneth wrote: “Nobody asked her if she knows them personally, or if she don’t watch Nigeria movies that’s your choice. You keep them to yourself..”

 

neygye54 wrote: “This post simply means that she watched the movie, she enjoyed it and she is really impressed that something like this can come of the Nigerian movie industry. Ten she further went ahead to say look non of the people in this movie are my friends or pals I knw them as actors but not my friends so when I say they finished work in the movie it means yo they finished work. Further to elaborate, she is not hyping them because they are friends rather it’s because they made a good movie”

 

babajohne wrote: “..first time watching Nigerian movie…. don’t know anyone in the movie….”. All unnecessary info that no one needs to hear. A person that came to light on the light of an industry, because people watch productions from the industry wants us to know she’s made and therefore the same industry can go to he*ll. Blacks ehn!”

 

omobabacomedian wrote: “Comprehension is a major problem in our nation.”