Stop Judging People, We All Have A Past – Toyin Abraham

Nollywood actress, Toyin Abraham, has jumped on social media to advice her fans and followers.

The movie star simply wants Nigerians to quit being judgemental when someone does something bad since we have all done something we are not proud of at one point or the other.

According to her, people should receive support when they wish to change and grow for the better and not criticism, because no one is perfect.

She added that no one should be judged for their past as more emphasis should be placed on the present and the future.

Her words, “Everybody has a past, some more intense than others. Stop using their past to judge them. Everyone has done something they are not proud of. So when people want to change support them and help them grow, stop judging.”

Wise.

Toyin Abraham (born Olutoyin Aimakhu; September 5, 1980) is a Nigerian film actress, filmmaker, director and producer.

She was born on September 5, 1980 in Auchi, a town in Edo State in southern Nigeria, but spent her early life in Ibadan, the capital of Oyo State in southwestern Nigeria. She went to Osun State Polytechnic Iree; from 1999-2002, where She had her Pre- National Diploma, and Ordinary National Diploma. She obtained a Higher National Diploma Certificate in Marketing from Ibadan Polytechnic and was in the same class with Dibie, C.B.N aka x7, Toyin Abraham has starred in many movies and recently starred in a movie called Black Val.

She began acting in 2003, when Bukky Wright, a Nigerian film actress, visited Ibadan to shoot a movie. Over the years, Toyin Abraham has produced, directed and featured in several Nigerian films, such as Alani Baba Labake and Ebimi ni. She was nominated for Best Supporting Actress in a Yoruba film titled Ebimi ni during the 2013 Best of Nollywood Awards alongside Joke Muyiwa, who was nominated for Best Lead Actress in a Yoruba film titled Ayitale. Based on her acting career, Toyin has also been called upon by politicians to campaign for them. At one of the programs for Nigeria President Goodluck Jonathan’s re-election bid in 2015, the actress said she was prepared to die for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on whose platform Jonathan is contesting. But she later came out to apologize to her fans for the comments and urged Nigerians not to spill their blood for any politician.