“Did They Sw3ar For Destiny Etiko To F!ght With Every Actress”- Fans React As Destiny & Adaeze Eluke Block Each Other On Instagram

Social media users have reacted after nollywood actresses Adaeze Eluke and her colleague, Destiny Etiko did a tiktok VIDEO with Mary Igwe and Lizzy Gold, yet failed to tag each other.

Adaeze and Destiny are currently on a movie set together, they took out some time from work to do a VIDEO with their colleagues, but failed to tag each other, whereas they tagged their other colleagues on Instagram. Currently, they’ve also blocked each other on social media.

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See few comments from their followers:

On Saturday, Actress Destiny Etiko, said people should stop linking her achievements to men because she works extremely hard and gets several brand ambassadorial deals.

She told Saturday Beats,

“It is funny because I work for my money and I get good endorsements. If it is easy for men to give one money, then go and collect money from men. I work, make my money, and some people appreciate me.
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“I just got an endorsement deal with a Chinese company that deals in sanitary pads and baby diapers. When I achieve something tomorrow, people would say a man gave it to me. Let them keep talking. Even if I don’t achieve anything, it is still the same people that would say after all the films I have been acting, I have not done anything for myself. I don’t want to take it seriously.”
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Recalling how her mother influenced her decision to join the industry, she said, “My mother, Eucharia Etiko, started acting in 2004. She did not act in major roles and her acting career lasted for just three and half years because it was difficult for her to go on set and come back at night to attend to her family. Whenever we were on holidays, my mum would ask me to follow her and hold her bag whenever she was shooting. I followed her on three occasions and I featured in some cameo roles. I had minor roles as an adult too but I finally got a better role in 2012. 2015 was my breakthrough year as I started receiving regular calls from people who wanted to feature me in their films.”