“Its how you want others to excel” – Wumi Toriola showers praises and prayers on Iyabo Ojo

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Nollywood actress Wumi Toriola has penned a showered her senior colleague Iyabo Ojo with prayers and praises for the latter’s help.

A few hours ago, Iyabo Ojo rocked her Instagram timeline with a video of herself at the Ikeja City Mall Cinema to promote and encourage her fans to view Wumi Toriola’s trending film, Queen Latifah.

The mother of two gave accolades to Toriola for her exceptional talent and the production of the film.

“Just returned from Ghana and headed straight to Ikeja City Mall’s cinema yesterday!
Guys, I highly recommend “Queen Latifah” – an exceptional movie! If you haven’t seen it, you’re missing out! Catch it in cinemas nationwide!

Shoutout to @wumitoriola amazing work! Keep shining, girl! You’re crushing it!”

Wumi Toriola who is in awe of Iyabo Ojo’s love and response to her call for support thanked the actress for staying true to her words.

She is marveled by the level at which Iyabo Ojo wants others to succeed, thus promoting Iyabo Ojo’s film.

She went on to shower her with prayers saying her children will continue to excel.

Wumi Toriola wrote, “Thank you Queen Mother for staying true
Alubarika woman
Its how you want others to excel for me
Your children will continue to excel
LABAKE OLODODO is around the corner and i am excited about the magic created cos whaaaattt??????
Eshey ma @iyaboojofespris”

A few days ago, Kemi Filani reported that Wumi Toriola reached a milestone of over one hundred million records in the box office. A swift race to beat Funke Akindele’s box office records despite the huge margin.

Akindele is sitting pretty as the first, second and third on the Nigeria box office with her movies, A Tribe Called Judah, Battle On Buka Street and Omo Ghetto The Saga, respectively.

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