As conversations around New Year resolutions gather momentum, some Nollywood stars are already drawing clear lines on what must be left behind in 2025.
Taking to their social media pages, actors Timini Egbuson and Nkechi Blessing Sunday have shared candid messages that reflect frustration, hope, and the desire for change as 2026 approaches.
Timini Egbuson set the tone with a cryptic but fiery post that many believe was directed at certain colleagues within the industry. Without mentioning names, the actor called out what he described as an “entitlement mentality” when it comes to movie promotions and expectations.
“You see that entitlement mentality you have, leave it in 2025. Nobody owes you sh*t,” he wrote, a statement that quickly sparked conversations about support, loyalty, and professionalism in Nollywood.
On the other side of the conversation is Nkechi Blessing Sunday, whose message was less fiery but deeply emotional. The actress, now venturing into film production, has openly spoken about the challenges she has faced, especially the lack of support in promoting her YouTube movies.
During an Instagram Live session, Nkechi appealed directly to her fans and the public, asking to be seen beyond the controversies that have often trailed her name. She described herself as a hardworking actor and producer simply trying to grow.
“I don’t make trouble, and I don’t go for other people’s men. Please allow me rebrand and support me,” she pleaded, her words carrying the weight of someone seeking a fresh start.
As Nollywood inches closer to 2026, these statements reveal an industry not just planning new projects but also demanding accountability, empathy, and reinvention, both on and off the screen.
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