Nollywood actress Bukunmi Oluwasina has thrilled her fans on Instagram with new photos of her wearing a black outfit.
Bukunmi Oluwasina has thrilled her fans on Instagram with new photos of her wearing a black outfit.
She wrote: You can’t compete with a person who doesn’t take part in a competition.
#Grace
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Recently Gossipinfo news recall that Bukunmi Oluwasina, has responded to false allegations regarding her death.
The actress’s death has been the subject of rumours on social media, but the information is false.
Bukunmi responded to the news by posting black and white photographs of herself on her Instagram account, accompanied by the following statements:
”Everyone wishing You or Me death, shall be buried before the end of 2024.
Meanwhile, Bukunmi Oluwasina has given an explanation for her decision to stop reading her messages on social media.
She believes that this year, she wants to concentrate on her matters, but the emotional toll is making it impossible.
She highlighted that despite she wants to keep her lips shut this year, she finds it difficult as it aches.
Bukunmi Oluwasina revealed her sadness at witnessing the hardships of the people she loves and cares about, but she was unable to stop it as, despite her money, she felt unable to find a solution for all.
The actress continued by saying she has been avoiding her direct messages for days because every time she checks one, it hurts her mental health.
Unexpectedly, Bukunmi Oluwasina discovered that those who were once wealthy, well-off, and destitute are now begging for financial assistance.
She penned:
“As much as I really want to mind my business for 2024, it’s hard. It’s hard cos it hurts. It hurts watching the people you love and care so much about suffering, and you can’t do anything about it, because no matter how much you have or what you do, you can’t solve everybody’s problems.
“I have been avoiding my DM for days now, cos every time I open it, it messes up my mental health. Both poor, averagely okay, and even rich, are now begging for financial assistance.