Femi Adebayo Defends Odunlade Adekola Over ‘Warlord’ Film

Award-winning actor Femi Adebayo has defended his colleague, Odunlade Adekola, urging critics to approach his latest film ‘Warlord’ with respect and an open mind.

Adebayo’s response was prompted by a social media user who slammed the movie, citing its production shortcomings.

The user wrote, “Na you go be producer, main character, singer, director. Na why your movies no dey make sense. Do better.”

He emphasised the importance of respect, noting that filmmaking is a team effort involving directors, writers, crew, and actors.

He encouraged viewers to watch the movie with an open mind and judge it fairly, rather than making hurtful comments from behind a keyboard.

Adebayo wrote, “I’ve noticed one or two tweets from this account about my brother’s movie. Understandably, you’re entitled to your opinion, but posting comments from behind a keyboard doesn’t automatically make those opinions accurate. Let’s keep it respectful, that is someone’s craft. Filmmaking is teamwork, with directors, writers, crew, and actors all putting in their best. This Project is my brother’s. Watch it at a cinema near you… and judge it with open eyes, not quick fingers. That’s the fair way!”

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