Toke Makinwa Jets off on new adventure unbothered, after critics troll her for comparing Peter Obi’s supporters to thugs

Toke Makinwa, a former radio host in Nigeria, has responded to those who criticized her for her previous post about Peter Obi.

The media personality clarified that she had no intention of provoking the public and argued that people’s reactions to her posts actually validated the intended message she was trying to convey.

Toke Makinwa also promised to refrain from interfering in matters that do not concern her and instead focus on her own affairs that pays her bills.

The actress feeling unbothered also subtly warned hater to refrain from asking questions when they see her in bikinis or posting things that does not affect Nigeria’s condition.

She wrote: Ready for the next Adventure 🕛🎥💃🍾 This one will blow your minds P.S
S/O to everyone that reached out, I hate that your comments/arguments/insults on my last post proved my entire point and I ain’t trying to incite the public as i am currently working with brands who do not want their reps engaging in political/religious movements. I hereby promise that going forward I will mind the business that pays me.

So if you see me in a bikini or posting stuff that does not involve the correct climate, pls don’t ask why I’m silent, Leave me alone and Let the good lord bless ya.

Toke Makinwa gets dragged as she likens Peter Obi’s supporters to election thugs

Kemi Filani recalls that Media personality and actress, Toke Makinwa got into trouble with her fans as she vents out over cyber bullying.

The Toke Moments podcast host, via her Instagram page, aired her displeasure in how people bully others on social media for not supporting their choiced candidate. There was no doubt that Toke Makinwa referred to Peter Obi’s supporters, who had furiously attacked anyone who doesn’t campaign for Peter Obi.

Toke Makinwa also made mention of how thugs bully people on the streets if they don’t vote for their candidate.

Noting the similarity between the two, Toke Makinwa admonished social media users to stop complaining about election violence because they could also be on the streets.

She added that the only difference between the two is education.