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Yvonne Jegede Says Nigerians Aren’t Worth Fighting For After Online Backlash

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Actress Yvonne Jegede says she no longer believes Nigerians are worth fighting for. In her Instagram Stories, she revealed the toll of constant attacks whenever she speaks out against national challenges. She questioned why hardworking citizens who earn and pay taxes must also shoulder the government’s responsibility to improve living conditions. Responding to a recent appeal by the First Lady for stars like Davido and Burna Boy to support poverty-lifting initiatives, Yvonne said the system has stretched her mental health to its limits. She added that bigotry and hostility explain why many remain silent during crises.

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J
jaruma

What do you think is driving Yvonne Jegede's frustration with Nigerians after all the backlash she's faced online?

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L
lily

What aspects of the criticism really got to her—attacks on her work, personal jabs, or something else?

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T
tolu

She's pointing to online toxicity as justification, but isn't it fair to expect public figures to handle criticism?

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P
peter

Claiming Nigerians aren't worth fighting for overlooks how collective voices have driven real change in our society.

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H
hala

Maybe she could focus on building support groups or community initiatives that shield activists from online harassment.

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