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The Nollywood Industry Is Terrible – Yomi Fabiyi Reveals Why Funke Akindele Cut Him Off (Video)

Yomi Fabiyi, the Nollywood actor, has opened up on why his relationship with fellow star actress, Funke Akindele broke down.
He revealed they stopped communicating after he told her he had completed his house.
Fabiyi made the claim during a live TikTok session, where he spoke about his past friendship with Akindele and how things suddenly changed between them.
According to him, their bond had lasted for years, and he could not point to any issue or wrongdoing on his part that led to the silence.
He said the last time they spoke was on the day he mentioned that his house project had been completed.
From that moment, he claimed, Akindele cut off communication without any explanation.
The actor used the situation to reflect on his experience in the movie industry, describing it as a place where people are not always what they seem.
He said many individuals are often seen as kind or sincere by the public, but reality can be different behind the scenes.
Fabiyi added that his experience left him disappointed, as he believed their friendship was genuine and did not expect it to end in such a manner.
He said: “Our industry is very terrible. Those whom you think are good people aren’t. Funke Akindele was my friend from way back. The day I told her that I had completed my house was the last day she ever talked to me, and I didn’t offend her.”
“Funke Akindele was my friend , the day I told her I had completed my house was the last day she spoke to me”
– Yomi Fabiyi pic.twitter.com/fFri21o37p
— Vampz (@Hybrid_Ola) March 29, 2026

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