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Home»Nollywood»“We’ve a way of ignoring important issues and giving more attention to distractions” – Actor Kunle Afod slams Nigerians
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“We’ve a way of ignoring important issues and giving more attention to distractions” – Actor Kunle Afod slams Nigerians

Ghana NewsBy Ghana NewsJune 17, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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Nollywood actor Kunle Afod has slammed Nigerians over their love for gossip.

On his Instagram page, he said that Nigerians are fond of ignoring important issues the moment they find something or someone to gossip about.

He explained that they often give more attention to distractions than to matters that truly deserve their focus. Afod said it is time for us to change.

“Nigerians have a way of ignoring important issues the moment they find something or someone to gossip about.

We often give more attention to distractions than to matters that truly deserve our focus. It’s time to change that”.

Concurring with him, one ormorelewah wrote, “Louder, sir, tell them awon alabosia. Bandit dey knock their door

One oluwafunmilola_17 wrote, “Na little thing dey distract Nigerians

One logicronics wrote, “I think about those kids in the bush every day. Naija is sick

One ronkeadeniyi_sikemi wrote, “Even mothers, God Abeg

One discanero_adirekampala wrote, “I just thought about it. This distraction loud gan

One doubleviper_mfr wrote, “I swear to God, brother mi, it’s a very annoying something that calls for God’s interference, especially in this our country

One ladapo_ wrote, “Children still dey inside bush, dey don forget that one

One abanat80 wrote, “Thank you. I am so tired of the youth of Gen Z. It’s well

One bigfadoo_trenchgirl wrote, “Nigeria ajd abosi nah like bread and tea

One ishola_olufemi wrote, “No be only youth o, full housewives too dey there o

One nas070 wrote, “Oga go join VDM for Ibadan voice out and join the protest. Leave the online youth”.

Similarly, while reacting to the death of the Oyo State school teacher, Bobrisky lamented over how Nigerians are more focused on Chike and Frank Edoho’s story. He noted that Nigeria is in trouble, especially for those living in Lagos, and urged them to leave the country for good without looking back.

While weighing in on King Mitchy and VDM’s saga, Mary Njoku had questioned whether our generation truly has the capacity to focus on what’s important in their lives and futures. She pondered whether they had collectively chosen distraction over direction, lamenting over the level of noise and trivialities competing for attention

In others news, Afod dragged Sola Sobowale and Yemi Alade as he called out the Osun State government over the poor state of the roads. Appealing to the government to fix the roads, he noted how kidnappers have made some of the bad roads their abode.

In another post, he questioned how long the Ose Local Government would remain in that state, lamenting the plight of its indigenes. Mentioning the names of some local government leaders, he urged them to hear the cry of their people.

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