Many of you wrote me off when I lost everything I worked for last year - Actress Funmi Awelewa slams her colleagues tagging her in the WSW challenge



Actress Funmi Awelewa has taken shots at her colleagues tagging her in the ongoing Women Support Women challenge. 

 

The actress who stated that she won't join the challenge, recalled how some of her colleagues wrote her off after she lost everything she worked for in 2019. Funmi also told them not to add her to their friend list because she doesn't have one. 

 

She wrote; 


To Everyone that tagged me, I no dey follow una do “black&white” challenge o
Don’t call me your friend, I don’t have one.

The last time I checked, some of you are just my colleagues.
Many of you write me off when I lost everything I worked for last year.
Year 2019 was colorless and the challenge reminds me of things I left behind.
I only live in COLORS now

My Kid Sis @iambablow is my only friend
Emabinu, I understand the motive of the challenge but ko necessary ke tag me mehn.
Una don help me repost my work before?
Una don call me for job before?
Una don buy my product before?
When I needed help, many of you away from me when I lost my car, house and many things last year. Anyways, I no longer live in black and white.
I only live in COLORS Now!
to a Life full of Colors & Glow



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