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Reactions as Wumi Toriola sends important message to young leaders

Nollywood actress Wumi Toriola has sent an important message to young leaders aspiring to succeed.

Toriola took to Instagram to share a natural photo of herself without any makeup. She accompanied the post with a letter about life and work to young leaders.

She told them to learn to prioritise results and develop the discipline to see things through. She spoke about shunning distractions and getting work done.

“Dear Young Leader

Work – Life Balance doesn’t feature in conversations where you’re behind on deliverables.

You must learn to prioritise results. It is an unpopular opinion but a very valid one.

Develop the discipline to see things through. You must learn to shut off distractions.

Get work done.

Cheers to your success.”

Beautiful reactions trail the post as many praised the mother of one’s natural beauty.

Akeem Adeyemi wrote, “A woman on mission no distraction”

Pretty Fola wrote, “I’m getting motivated to stop wearing make up o oju yi n soro always”

Funke Akindele wrote, “Natural.”

Kemi Filani recalls that Wumi Toriola broke records with her cinema debut, Queen Lateefah. She shared a post on Instagram with the records attained by her movie.

Queen Lateefah made the following records, Highest Grossing Nollywood Release for a non festive period, Highest Opening Weekend for a non holiday season, 7th highest grossing film of all time, Highest Grossing September Release of all time, among others at the cinema.

Sharing her achievements with her fans, Wumi Toriola thanked them for their turn-up, which made her movie successful in the market.

She appreciated their love, unwavering support, and dedication, which made Queen Lateefah break records.

The film grossed over three hundred and sixty million at the box office.

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