In a live stream, Funke Akindele addressed Adeola Aderounmu, the brother of the late actress Jumoke Aderounmu, who refuted his claims that his sister had been abandoned.
After the actress passed away, Funke Akindele’s brother challenged her for publicly lamenting her passing while leaving his sister in her final moments.
He said that his sister had contacted Funke multiple times and through her friends, but she had not been up.
He called her out on her fake love and hypocrisy.
In response, Funke Akindele sobbed on Instagram Live a few hours ago, lamenting the loss of her mother, husband, and politics and lamenting the fact that she is currently trying to start over.
According to Funke, when Jumoke was alive, she asked Jide Awobona about her, and he replied that Jumoke liked it when people called her about job openings.
She claimed to have seen Jumoke’s brother write—in error—that she had given up on the actress.
She disclosed that she had sent him a message but had not heard back, and that nobody had told her that Jumoke was sick.
Adeola said in response to her Instagram live video that she should give up acting and that the actress had only gotten in touch with him after Jumoke passed away.
He called her out for not having Jumoke’s number and questioned why he needed to get in touch with her colleague Jide Awobona in order to get through to the deceased.
He reprimanded her, pointing out that she is an actor and adept at acting, and advised her to behave better among other people.
In a another tweet, he mentioned how Funke Akindele’s coworker’s kids, who starred in her TV show “Jenifa Diary,” contacted him to share more details about how the actress had abandoned their mother.
As evidence, he sent a screenshot. He penned:
“You reached out when person don kpai and you expect me to reply? Are you saying you don’t have Jumoke’s number? So na Jide dey help you dey call am before? Cause you dey act give us for Live video now. Na actress you be ma, you no fit dey whine us? His change towards people around you do better”
If I dey lie the original Mama Oni Mama in “Jenifa’s children can’t be lying too o. The women sef don kpai o, I don’t wish you had I just want you to change and treat your staffs right!!”.
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