“FULLY CHARGED”_Wumi Toriola pens note ahead of her first Cinema debut as a producer

Nollywood actress Wumi is set to make her cinematic debut with the film “Queen Lateefah”, scheduled for release on September 27.

She joins a league of notable actors like Femi Adebayo and Odunlade Adekola who have also transitioned to the big screen.

Wumi expressed her gratitude to her fans for their unwavering support, which has motivated her to explore new platforms, from DVD and YouTube to satellite TV and now Cinema, thanks to a partnership with Cinema Xng initiated in January.

“My name is Wumi Toriola

I have been on your DVD, YouTube screens and satellite TV for a while

Yes, I have been around for a while.

I have explored, and I am still exploring your screens.

Jan 2024, I leapt further in partnership with @cinemaxng to produce my cinema film debut, a blockbuster titled “Queen Lateefah” which will be showing in cinemas from Sept 27th as directed by @captaindegzy

You all have never failed me in the cause of my career

You claim so much love for me which has been a source of motivation

Again, let’s get.

FULLY CHARGED

We can’t keep calm. September is going to be lit.

QUEEN LATEEFAH coming to the cinemas from September 27.

A September to remember it is!!!!!!!!!!!!! Giving all the GOOD vibes we want it to”.

Wumi Toriola recently celebrated a milestone on YouTube, where one of her movies reached 4 million views within a month, which she considered a significant achievement.

She congratulated herself, her team, and her fans for their hard work and support, acknowledging their collective effort in making it a success.

In July, Wumi Toriola marked a significant YouTube milestone, surpassing 100,000 subscribers, which she described as a monumental achievement.

She attributed this success to the strong bond she and her team have built with their audience.

However, last month, Wumi addressed criticism from some colleagues who belittled her accomplishments, calling her a “YouTube star.”

She pointed out the irony, as some of these critics have yet to establish a strong online presence, despite their box office success. Wumi suggested that they focus on their own journey, rather than comparing themselves to others, and advised them to stop envying her progress.