Nigerians are petitioning Netflix for Abuse by Toyin Abraham

rachelzane

Nigerians are petitioning Netflix for Abuse by Movie Producer/Actress Toyin Abraham.

The news is that Toyin Abraham got the Nigerian police to arrest a certain Ayo who twitted about her. She claimed Ayo defamed her, so instead of going through the court she used the Police to track him to his house, and when they couldn’t find him at home they arrested the mother and sister. And now Nigerians are getting back at he

nneoma

Hian! If somebody defamed you, why not sue him/her. This our people just like harassment. Some people like to use the lawless Nigerian Police to detain people incommunicado.

Toyin Abraham should have known better, but the wants to be a tyrant. She should enjoy what she is getting, after she is asiwaju baby

jelosimi

Toyin Abraham cannot just control herself. Drama queen on the path of self-sabotage; jeopardizing her career

Yul Edochie and Desmond Elliot receive as much insult. No drama, they swallow it & keep it moving, but she wants to flex her APC asiwaju baby muscle.

edun1

jelosimi The earlier we understand that not everybody has the thick skin that to accommodate defamation and insults, the better for us.

The people you mentioned are different from her. I don’t agree with her but y’all need to call the trolls too to order, we need to know when to stop.

jelosimi

Not everyone has a thick skin you say?

Did you see the tweet that got her riled up? Something she responded like she understood it was banter., and they were bantering back and forth and she realized this was all bantering

And in any alleged case of defamation, the right thing to do is get your lawyers involved and demand an apology, retraction, or sue, instead of harassment using the usual culprit.

ceecee

Let me drop my own letter here

@NetflixNaija

Dear Netflix Naija Team,

I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to bring to your notice a concerning issue regarding a producer/actress who has been engaging in abusive behavior of oppression and bullying towards Nigerians on Twitter. As a community, I feel strongly that her movies should be boycotted.

Observing such mistreatment directed at Nigerians is disheartening, especially considering the diverse and inclusive content that Netflix is known for. It is imperative for Netflix to investigate these incidents and take appropriate action to ensure that all content creators uphold respect and dignity for every culture and community they represent.

I urge Netflix Nigeria to take a firm stand against such behavior and demonstrate a commitment to fostering a welcoming and inclusive environment for all audiences.

Your attention to this matter is greatly appreciated.

mikolo

Asking Netflix Nigeria to cancel an actress just because your favorite was the one picked up for defamation is an abuse of power of the masses.

When your eyes are cleared, this shameless ideology of picking sides with our “most preferred” will stop.

Very Dirty games.

timibanks

mikolo The “cancel culture” seems to be the only real power the people have over the so-called “celebrities”. I support it fully because in my opinion, that’s the only way to check their excesses… she abused her status by leveraging her celebrity power to get the guy arrested in the first place. That should not be acceptable.

mikolo

timibanks I’m not in support of celebrities, I’m against bullying of any nature. This so called “righteous bullying” you all are doing against this lady and her family unprovoked is why bitterness still exists in society. Defamation of character is Both a civil and criminal offense

timibanks

mikolo Did you say unprovoked? How did online bantering get to police arresting the guy’s mother and sister in the first place?

See, I also don’t support bullying, but Emotional Intelligence is key. People that you should know that once they decide to be a public figure, their life becomes a public affair. You should be able to take whatever is thrown at you and handle it maturely by following due process… NOT BY OPPRESSION!

theo

Cancel culture is the only way people like me can protest if they can’t go out to the streets

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