Alapini, Abeni Agbon others rain cuursees on netizens spreading rumour of actors alleged deaath for clout[VIDEO]

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Yoruba Nollywood actors have stirred up controversy on the internet by cursing some individuals.

Legendary Yoruba actor Alapini Oosa, best known for his roles as traditional priests or Babalawo in films, was seen cursing internet users who frequently post pictures of celebrities with the caption “RIP” in an effort to get likes and viewers. He was seen doing this with his colleague Abeni Agbon. It has been more prevalent on the well-known app TikTok.

He wrote: Warning ⚠️ warning ⚠️ warning ⚠️

To those people carrying fake death News about celebrities, because they want to trend.

Please be careful…

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“Spreading lies causes harm.

“False news can hurt lives. Always Verify before you post.”

“Negative thoughts towards others can reflect back on you…

Be careful

PLEASE SHARE TO OTHERS 🙏

Ese pupo

One Dharmic Gemstone and More wrote, “I saw one about Bukunmi ehn I quickly rush and checked her page. Tori likes and views

One Desire Foods Ng wrote, “Ni TikTok na werey people there, especially the so-called bloggers apandodo

One Sere_sere04 wrote, “They deserve it

One Vee Herbal Secrets wrote, “I support this motion cuz they deserve it

One Ollayinka Smart wrote, “Na Facebook and TikTok people get that curse. Most of them like bad news and always jump into conclusion without thinking twice

One I Am Dejavoo___ wrote, “Very good move. Why on earth will you ever wish someone like you death

One Homolaraa wrote, “This what dey deserve truly

One Mansurat Nalado Bawa wrote, “It’s too much, I support them

One Omolara5158 wrote, “Good for dem

One Opeyemi Oluwa_Esther wrote, “I think this is better. Cause why they will be writing RIP self

One Kokoyate wrote, “Yes, it’s very rampant on TikTok. Ase!!”.

The curse is very much needed as the fake news of celebrities’ death is becoming more alarming each day.

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