''Why didnt you post his picture when he was sick?" Actress Angela Okorie attacks Nigerians mourning Hollywood actor, Chadwick Boseman (video)

Posted by E.L.E.X on August 31 2020 under Celebrities









Actress Angela Okorie took to her Instagram page today to attack people mourning hollywood actor, Chadwick Boseman, who died after a four year battle with colon cancer on Friday, August 28.

 

In a video she shared, the actress and singer questionned why people did not post photos of the Black Panther star online when he was sick for four years to pray for him. She opined that now that he is dead, everyone is taking to social media to mourn him. 

 

She shared the video with the caption

''In conclusion
People celebrate death
More than life
Celebrate life that is worth celebrating
Not when they are Gone
Especially people who have done alot to put smiles on your face
Don't let low self esteem ,inferiority
Complex and hate eat you up,
All that epistle doesn't really matter
when the person don't get to see it
Too much hate in the world and I don't know why , abeg no reason to hate any1 oooo'' she wrote

 

Watch the video she shared below

 




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