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“We’re Tired Of Seeing Your Face Too”: Jemima Osunde Hits Back At X User

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Nigerian actress Jemima Osunde has responded angrily to an X user who criticised the lack of fresh faces in Nigerian films. The exchange occurred after Jemima shared the poster for a new movie featuring some of the country’s most popular actors, including herself.

The online user, frustrated by the recurring cast choices in Nigerian movies, took to X (formerly Twitter) to express their dissatisfaction. “I’m sincerely tired of seeing the same faces in this damn industry,” the follower wrote, seemingly calling for more variety in the actors featured in local films.

"We’re Tired Of Seeing Your Face Too": Jemima Osunde Hits Back At X User

Jemima, known for her roles in popular Nigerian films and TV series, didn’t hold back in her reply. “We’re tired of seeing your face too in your office. Damn! I hope they sack you,” she shot back, effectively turning the criticism on the user in a bold and fiery response.

"We’re Tired Of Seeing Your Face Too": Jemima Osunde Hits Back At X User

The exchange quickly went viral, with many users weighing in on the matter. While some supported Jemima’s fiery response, others debated the concerns about typecasting and whether the Nigerian film industry should make room for new faces.

Jemima’s direct and unapologetic reply is characteristic of the actress, who is known not only for her acting skills but also for her outspoken personality on social media. Her response highlights the tension that sometimes arises between fans and celebrities, particularly when it comes to the pressure of maintaining diversity and freshness in an industry that is rapidly growing in popularity both locally and globally.

"We’re Tired Of Seeing Your Face Too": Jemima Osunde Hits Back At X User

Despite the criticism, Jemima remains a popular figure in the Nigerian entertainment industry, having starred in several high-profile projects. Whether this exchange will spark further discussions about the representation of new talent in Nigerian cinema remains to be seen, but it certainly underscores the passionate debates that often unfold in the public sphere, especially on platforms like X.