Yomi Fabiyi has been speaking frankly about some of the challenges in Nollywood, and he doesn’t mince words. According to him, the industry isn’t always what it seems.
“Our industry is very terrible. Those who you think are good people are not,” Fabiyi says, sounding a bit frustrated but honest about his experience.
He also shared a personal story about his friendship with Funke Akindele. The two were close for years, but something changed along the way.
“Funke Akindele was my friend from way back. The day I told her that I had completed my house was the last day she ever talked to me and I didn’t offend her,” Fabiyi explains.
Yomi’s comments offer a glimpse into the challenges of working in the entertainment industry and the complexities of personal relationships within it.
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