Nollywood actress Wumi Toriola has shared an exciting update with her YouTube audience, assuring them that her journey into production is far from over.
In a post on her Instagram page, the actress, who made her production debut recently, reaffirmed her commitment to delivering more content, hinting at something big on the horizon. She promised that what’s coming will be worth watching, emphasizing that intentionality has never looked so good. She encouraged her YouTube family to get ready for what’s next.
Wumi also expressed her gratitude to her fans for their belief in her and for their continued support, toasting to a new level of greatness.
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A blessed person and a blessed day
Creativity meets intentionality.
My YouTube family,
Intentionality has never looked more beautiful.
Just as I promised, it’s going to be a HIT back-to-back on @wumitoriolatv
Something huge is coming and you’ll definitely want to see it. Get ready and stay ready!
AFESONA drops soon on my YouTube channel. Thank you for believing in me and sticking around. Here’s to continuing this amazing journey together!
Cheers to a newer dimension of exploding greatness.
The future is here to stay and enthrone me.
On a lighter note, hurry to the cinemas nearest to you to enjoy the blockbuster movie “QUEEN LATEEFAH”
Still showing in all cinemas nationwide”.
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A few weeks back, Wumi had penned a note to her fans and supporters, noting how her fans and supporters have never failed her in the cause of her career as their love for her has been her source of motivation.
Early this month, Toriola had expressed excitement as one of her movies on YouTube hit 4 million views in just a month. Describing it as a big deal, she gave a thumbs up to herself, her cast, crew, and fans.
In July, Wumi had celebrated as she hit 100k subscribers on YouTube, which was undoubtedly a big feat. Declaring the day a monumental one, Wumi expressed how delighted she was, noting how it reflects the strong connection she and her team have built with their subscribers and millions of viewers.