
Nollywood actress Toyin Abraham has faced criticism on social media following the circulation of an alleged leaked audio recording in which she reportedly laughed at remarks made about fellow actresses Funke Akindele and Iyabo Ojo.
The 12-minute recording was reportedly released by blogger Mama Esabod and has generated online reactions over Abraham’s responses during a conversation with a TikTok fan identified as Bisgold.
The conversation, conducted mainly in Yoruba and Pidgin English, allegedly featured Bisgold repeatedly making insulting remarks about Akindele, while Abraham appeared to listen and laugh rather than challenge the comments.
The recording also reportedly featured a discussion about Ojo. During the exchange, Bisgold allegedly suggested that Ojo had been unable to move on from an earlier incident, prompting Abraham to laugh and reportedly agree with the remark.
The audio has drawn criticism from social media users, some of whom questioned Abraham’s response to the comments and her boundaries in conversations with fans.
One commenter, identified as WhoKnowsyezt, criticised the actress for appearing too comfortable with a fan during the conversation.
Another user, Fifi Efretuei, questioned Abraham’s ability to maintain boundaries, writing that the actress needed to learn when to limit what she shares with fans.
A third commenter, Prince Ademola Salami, criticised Abraham and expressed a preference for Akindele, describing the latter more favourably.
Beyond the remarks about Akindele and Ojo, Abraham reportedly discussed actors Itele and Kemity during the conversation. She allegedly claimed that some people who profess support for her use fake accounts to attack others, while describing Kemity as someone she considers a daughter.
The controversy has renewed online discussion about celebrity relationships, private conversations and the expectations placed on public figures. However, the recording’s authenticity and full context have not been independently established in the supplied report, and the reactions cited represent the views of individual social media users.