Nollywood actor Kunle Remi has had enough of the negativity circulating on his social media pages and has issued a strong warning to trolls. On October 20, 2024, the actor took to his Instagram to make his stance clear, stating that he would block anyone who brings negativity, regardless of their relationship with him.
In his post, Remi wrote, “This page is for light and good vibes, I am not desperate for followers or engagement. If you come with darkness and negativity from a blog to my page, DM, or phone…be it a friend, fan, or family, I WILL BLOCK YOU. I respect my space and energy TREMENDOUSLY that’s why I don’t see all this nonsense normally. My boundaries are very clear. Love, light and fhingz!”
The actor emphasized that his online presence is a space for positivity and light, and he will not tolerate any form of negativity. He further advised his followers to be mindful of the kind of energy they absorb from social media, urging them to steer clear of negativity.
In a thoughtful caption accompanying the post, Remi warned against the dangers of allowing negativity to consume one’s mind. “Sunday message: Be careful how much negativity you absorb. People have unknowingly bound themselves to spirits that contaminate good soil (for some it’s followed generations),” he wrote. “Even those who contribute to the spread and growth of negativity (i.e., laugh, comment etc.) have said YES to being in bed with a vile spirit and therefore reaping whatever it will bring.”
He also pointed out the long-term consequences of online negativity, particularly in the realms of economics and personal relationships. “Practically speaking, the internet never forgets and many have suffered economic and family consequences years later,” he noted.
Remi concluded with a final piece of advice, stating, “Bottom line: Recklessly protect light and positivity and unsubscribe from darkness. Love, Light and fhingz.” The actor’s strong message has resonated with many of his followers, as social media continues to be a platform for both positivity and criticism.
