Netizens in stitches over Funke Akindele’s response to troll asking her to remarry before 2024

• Funke Akindele has responded to a troll who told her to get married before the year ends because she’s getting old.
• The actress tagged the post and said she has heard while calling him a wedding planner.
• Reacting to her clap back, fans of Funke fell into bouts of laughter upon seeing the actress’s response.

Actress and filmmaker Funke Akindele has replied to a troll asking her to remarry before 2024.

The X user identified as Modukpe Mugabe made the statement under Funke’s tweet. Modukpe wrote:

“This year, try and remarry, you are getting old,”

“Okay, wedding planner,” Funke replied.

See reactions below:

In May 2012, Funke Akindele married her first husband Adeola Kehinde Oloyede. The couple divorced in July 2013, citing irreconcilable differences.

Funke and her second husband JJC Skillz got married in May 2016 in London.

Funke gave birth to twin boys in 2018 while they were married.

However, JJC Skillz announced his separation from Funke on Instagram in June 2022 for undisclosed reasons.

In other news, veteran comedian, Atunyota Alleluya Akpobome, popularly known as Alibaba, has claimed that he created most of the jokes Nigerian comedians tell.

The ‘King of comedy’ said despite recycling his jokes, some comedians still feel he hasn’t done much for the comedy industry.

He spoke in a recent episode of The Honest Bunch Podcast co-hosted by actor Chinedu Ani Emmanuel, aka, Deity Cole and Husband Material.

Alibaba said:

“Sometimes some people will say I am not helping but 4/5 of the jokes you are telling are mine.

“There was one guy who called me the other day, very popular skit maker. He pushed one video out. And it’s a joke about… This one happened in Warri when someone wanted to cut somebody’s light and they brought dogs and cutlasses and told the person, ‘When you finish come down.’ I told that joke 1988. And then they turned it into skit.

“There are several skits circulating that are inspired by my jokes.”

He advised skit makers and comedians to always give credit to the originators of their content ideas.

In the same interview, Alibaba opened up on why his father disowned and kept malice with him for ten years at a stretch.

The comedian said it was because he told his father his dream of becoming a comedian and not a lawyer.

Alibaba revealed that during the ten years, he tried to reach out to his father but wasn’t given an audience and that inspired him to work twice as hard.