Angela Okorie, a Nollywood actress, has continued her outspoken criticism of fellow actor Zubby Michael.
In a recent Instagram story, she accused Zubby Michael of attending the funeral of the late actor Junior Pope not out of genuine affection or respect, but for propaganda purposes.
Angela asserted that his attendance was motivated by the backlash he received from her prior accusations rather than true mourning.
She also criticized his choice of attire at the funeral, noting that he wore red, which she implied was inappropriate and likened to attire for an occult meeting.
Angela’s remarks reflect her ongoing disdain for Zubby Michael, whom she has repeatedly labeled as a bad friend and malevolent individual.
In her message, Angela also offered a poignant reflection on life and death, suggesting that once a person dies, they are quickly forgotten, underscoring the importance of cherishing the moments shared with loved ones while they are alive. She expressed deep sorrow over Junior Pope’s death and thanked him for the cherished memories they created together.
Angela wrote:
“This world self
Zubby no go that burial because he too love Jumior pop o, Na Propaganda he Dey do
Cos I don dr gam pass I pass my Nabour generator, Ni wear red go burial like say na ogwuego meeting he Dey go.
Anything you do in this life
No de o, refuse to de o
It’s unfortunate am in America Cos na film people for watch
Walai
Abi Red na burial color?
Chail JP. Nwannem
Thank you for all the beautiful memories you shared with us, You will never be forgotten.
Go well Nwannem.”
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