Funke Akindele shares regrets over blockbuster ‘A Tribe Called Judah’
Nigerian actor Funke Akindele has eulogised her late mother and fans in her first reaction following the release of her surefire, record-breaking blockbuster ‘A Tribe Called Judah.’
The movie is reputed to recorded unprecedented success, shattering box office records in Nigeria.
Akindele, in a post she made on Instagram, said: “The success of my film, A Tribe Called Judah has been surreal. Firstly, I want to say a big thank you to God almighty for giving me the grace to achieve this success. I dedicate the success of this film to my late mum, Dr R.B. Adebanjo-Akindele. She raised a queen. I wish she was here today to see all these but I thank God for everything and I am sure she is smiling wherever she is.
She said, “The story is so dear to my heart. It has a part of my late mum in it, and it represents the struggles faced by many single parents and mothers in society. The film also sheds some focus on rebellious children.
“There would be no one billion naira without you my incredible fans. Thank you very much. You all have been supporting me over the years and you still push me to be better, God bless you all. I appreciate your comments and reposts. This is for you.”
Akindele has recorded similar feats including her soar away movie, Jenifa.
