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“Nigerians should stop disrespecting me” — Toke Makinwa calls out people belittling her achievements

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Nigerian media personality, Toke Makinwa has taken to Twitter to slam people who belittle her numerous achievements.

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Her outburst was necessitated after a Twitter user named Ayomide questioned what she does for a living that makes her qualify to be called a celebrity.

“Kim Kardashian is a reality TV star. And she’s a global brand, socialite, model, and businesswoman. Please tell me what Toke does?” Olamide wrote.

Reacting, Toke lambasted the troll and asked him to google her name to see what she does. She went on to list some of her jobs and warned Nigerians to stop disrespecting her.

In her words,

“I am sick of the disrespect!!!! Google me if r STFU.

Let me help you small, I am a radio presenter, a television presenter, I have a pan African talk show the biggest talk show on Tv with an African audience Actor, Author, Vlogger, entrepreneur, and the list is endless. Nigerians should really stop disrespecting me.

I literally be on my own lane and you lane ass sorry excuse called “Men” who don’t have shit to offer but your Twitter fingers constantly belittle my achievements for conversations. If e easy, do am. Sometimes I gotta drop my crown and set you straight. Google is your friend.

Nobody should tell me to ignore cos ignoring these shit heads is what makes them run wild with imaginary stories. I’ve built my brand from the ground up and will not tolerate any disrespect from anyone. Back to regular programming xx”

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