July 23, (THEWILL) – Anita Alaire Afoke Asuoha, better than known as Warri Pikin, has reacted to the criticism she received from actress, Etinosa Idemudia, over her condolence visit video.
The comedienne had gone to pay a condolence visit to Empress Njamah over the death of her friend, Ada Ameh.
A video recording was done as the comedienne went to Njamah’s place and commiserated with her.
Idemudia took to social media to criticise the act. She stated that if it were to be in her house, she would have destroyed the camera.
She added that people should be emotionally sensitive and emotionally involved and genuine in situations like that. She labelled the act “clout chasing.”
The comedienne later made a post, where she appreciated those who understood the purpose of the video she made.
She also added that she felt comforted after watching the video made, where people were there to comfort each other.
She prayed that God would comfort those who truly will miss the actress.
“Thank you for enabling us to share in those precious moments via your video.
“Ada was loved by us all and most of us needed closure. To cry together, talk to someone. I have been unable to let it out and the video just broke me, especially when I saw Empress and how you all comforted her.
“I cried and prayed for the peaceful repose of her soul. It is well. Again, I thank you beautiful, take care of you.
“May God bless and comfort us all who will miss her. Amen”, she wrote.
