Reactions as BB naija star Erica Nlewedim brags about Omotola, Genevieve, Kemi Adetiba following her on Twitter

BB naija star, Erica Nlewedim, recently took to her official Twitter handle to brag about the Calibre of Nigerian celebrities following her on Twitter.

In a screenshot she shared on her page @EricaNlewedim, which she tagged "I brag different", shows top movie actresses and a director in the Nigerian movie industry following her.

The top celebrities are Genevieve Nnaji, Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde and Kemi Adetiba

Below is the screenshot she shared.


Her fans haven't let it go and have gone all the way to congratulate and celebrate with her.

Here are some of the reactions from her fans.

@shola33 says, "Everyone's talents and gifts are valid, we all appeal differently and that doesn't take away anyone's efforts and hard work. We live in a world of possibilities and variety. Black child it's your time use it to your best. Whatever it is.

@EmmyReggie says "Yess brag my Queen!!! E no easy for legends in the industry to recognize you. Those you look up To....it means you are on a mission to attain their standards and possibly surpass it, Amen!

@Linzy50481036 says "Definitely baby! You're followed by those that matters in the ground scheme of things. Let me help you......

@Letoile36008840 said "See actors with National Honours. One day you will join the league of MFR - Member of the Federal Republic. Keep on working hard and smart

@jacy31369233 on her own said "Genevieve and tola is my best Nigerian actress of all time...then kemi director just spice it up for me....God is so faithful to fail you....you will always stand out.

@Scholajane "I have to add more speakers for people at the back. This is what happens when legends recognises the legendary star girl.

@rebecca_spero "Congratulations b. More wins. Add it to your CV.

What's your own comment of her 'achievement'

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