“I don’t know how to fake” – Actress Habibat Jinad laments as she expressed desire to learn how to do eye service

Nollywood actress Habibat Jinad has expressed a desire to join the gang of those who love eye service.

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On her Instagram page, the Yoruba actress noted how she doesn’t know how to fake life and doesn’t do fake zone. According to her, she doesn’t know how to fake life, as it isn’t in her blood.

Habibat stressed that she is always there for those who are there for her and added that those who can’t stand on their own are always seeking eye service.

“I wish I could learn how to do eye service.
I don’t know how to do oju aiye; it’s not in my blood. You dey for me, I dey for you.

People who can’t stand on their own na them dey do oju aiye pass.
I don’t know how to fake.

No fake zone”.

Over the years, many celebrities have spoken about the fake love in the industry.

Last year, Akinyanju Arike, popularly known as Eyinju Eledumare, blew hot on her Yoruba colleagues over the rate of hypocrisy amongst them. The calm actress took to Instagram to call out and shade an unnamed person she had celebrated, but who refused to acknowledge her post publicly.

In an interview, Damola Olatunji revealed that most attacks on celebrities are carried out by those within the industry. According to him, most faceless trolls are their colleagues, who hide behind burner accounts to diminish others. He sent a message to upcoming actors and actresses, admonishing them to have a shock absorber, as the movie industry lacks real love.

Last year, actress Ruth Eze cried out over the level of fakeness and fake love in Nollywood. In an Instagram post, she called on God to have mercy and questioned why people would celebrate someone they have criticized and are still criticizing. She pondered how they do it as she can’t fake a smile.

Similarly, Yoruba actor Kevin Ikeduba had blown hot at Nollywood, slamming the industry for its fake love. The talented actor noted how the industry is filled with fake people, pretending to be who they aren’t. Not mentioning any names, he stressed that the industry is filled with the most fake set of human beings and that they don’t know how to show love to each other.

Joining him, former singer, Cynthia Morgan had called out the music industry over its fake love and friendship. She stated that there is barely friendship in the industry as people only remember you when you’re trending or they need you to help them kill a beat. Cynthia recounted how during her crisis only two people showed up for her, while others especially those she had worked with shunned her.

To add to it, Nigerian rapper, Terry G called out his colleagues for shunning him. The music star expressed sadness over how all his efforts to reach out to some of his colleagues during his tough times proved abortive, as no one responded to him. He questioned if it was fair the way they were treating him as he told them to remember when they once came to help for help and he answered them.