“You can’t do everything please” – Debbie Shokoya cries out over unworthy Nollywood movies

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Nollywood actress Debbie Shokoya has cried out to her colleagues who produced low quality unworthy movies on the giant streaming app, YouTube.

Debbie Shokoya’s lamentation came following the outcry against Nollywood movies produced on YouTube, especially the Yoruba film.

On Instagram, the new mother expressed her mind against those who produced movies all for the sake of production.

She decried the rate at which people condemn the Youruba film genre and how she was able to confirm the accusations. She encouraged her colleagues to change the narrative about the Yoruba industry and allow Evry department for their job.

Debbie advocated for the crew of a movie production explaining the need for them to function effectively. She further asked each crew member to function according to their department.

“I Am Tired When I Hear People Say I Don’t Watch Yoruba Movies
At The End…I Get To See The Reason Behind That Statement!
Let’s Be Honest, It’s Not Their Fault
Please Let’s Change This Narrative
Allow Every Department Do Their Job!
You Can’t Do Everything Please
Don’t Be Pressured To Become A Storyteller If Your Strength Is In Acting Alone…
There Are People Whose Strength Is In This Line, Reach Out To Them

And Please, If You Are A Director (Please Direct!!)
That’s Why You Are On That Set…
How Come You Can’t Call Your Actors To Order When The Acting Isn’t It Or It’s Overdone?
Infact Some Comedy And Conversations In Some Movie Scenes Are Not Just Necessary And Been Prolonged…
This Is One Of The Job Of The Director To Know These Things And Correct Them!
It Is Your Direction, Please Do It Right

Please
We Can Do Better
Ejor”

In 2023, Debbie Shokoya lost her first pregnancy at eight months.

In an emotional video on her Instagram page, she tearfully recounted how she lost her pregnancy at eight months, how she sacrificed and went through a lot for her unborn child and even bonded with her child so well before the loss.

Following this, Debbie opened up on her pregnancy journey, revealing that she first thought she lost but God was planning the best for her.

She recalled how the result said she had high prolactin, but God turned it to pregnancy. Shee also spoke about how the devil tried using her trauma against her but God was standing by her and He blessed her beyond how she could describe it.

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