Funke Akindele, an award-winning Nigerian actress, producer, and director, has stated that hard work and doing the “dirty work” are necessary to achieve success.
According to reports, the movie actor said this in an interview with Chude Jideonwu, a media personality, on the “WithChude” podcast.
Funke stressed that she doesn’t focus on a lot of awards but rather on hard work and dedication when discussing her ideas on success and tenacity.
In order to recreate herself in the entertainment world, she also emphasized the significance of spirituality, self-awareness, and creativity.
Many individuals aspire to follow in my footsteps, but I always remind them that hard effort is necessary for success, she said. Perform the grunt work.
The actress, who has dominated the Nigerian box office for four years running with success after smash, said she is deliberate and meticulous in all she does when asked about her consistency.
In her personal perspective on loss and emotional fortitude, Funke Akindele also disclosed that she doesn’t let personal issues cause her to lose it.
Ganiyu Kehinde Morufu, also known as Ijoba Lande, is a Nollywood actor and skit creator. She has apologized to renowned filmmaker Funke Akindele for claiming to have received ₦90,000 after working on her film set for a month.
According to reports, Lande described his encounter with Funke in a video that went viral online, claiming the thespian was never friendly.
Lande clarified that after liking one of his videos on social media, Funke Akindele DM’d him.
According to the skitmaker, he was thrilled to see Funke’s message and decided not to charge her because he thought it would be the major boost his career required.
Lande claimed that the incident had taught him a valuable lesson and that he would charge anyone—including Michael Jackson—for services.
Additionally, he counseled up-and-coming artists in the entertainment sector to charge their fees without embarrassment or regard for others as gods.
Lande explained in a video posted on his social media profile on Friday that he was paid ₦190,000 rather than ₦90,000 as previously stated.
He said the video in which he claimed Funke Akindele paid him just ₦90,000 was badly edited, which caused the confusion.
Emphasizing that he did not want to go to jail, he pleaded with Funke for forgiveness.
