Nollywood actress Yvonne Jegede has expressed frustration over the backlash she receives whenever she speaks about issues affecting Nigeria and its citizens.
The actress shared her disappointment while reflecting on her experiences of speaking out on national matters, noting that her comments often attract criticism rather than appreciation.
According to Yvonne, the more she tries to use her voice to address happenings in the country, the more she finds herself being attacked by people who misunderstand or disagree with her opinions.
She stated that the constant criticism has made her question whether Nigerians truly deserve the effort and concern she puts into advocating for change.
“The more I speak about the happenings in Nigeria, the more people drag me. Nigerians aren’t worth fighting for,” she said.
The actress’ statement has sparked reactions online, with many Nigerians sharing different opinions about her remarks. While some sympathised with her, others argued that public figures should expect criticism when discussing sensitive issues.
Yvonne Jegede has previously used her platform to comment on social and societal matters, often encouraging conversations around challenges facing the country.
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Read some comments below;
@GMD:”I cannot use because of the useless Bigots and not clamour for a good governance in my homeland. Let them go to hell!”
@COLENZ WRITES:”When you’re fighting for Nigerians u have to watch out more for those you’re fighting for.”
@sunky:”She should sha not release movies in the next few weeks. We all know where all these will end”
@Ayo🇳🇬🇬🇧:”new pattern now to get fame , lie that you get bullied, lie that coastal road is bad , lie about tribalism while it is you fools that would curse nigerians that don’t want your dumb lie lie candidate . Nobody gives a shit about you to start blaming you for anything”
@Kenny:”If you don’t want to be dragged, that’s like stop been living. You don’t have to run because of what people says once you know that you are making sense saying the truth”
