“I Lost Some Christian Fans After Revealing That I'm A Muslim” – Nollywood Actress, Adunni Ade

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A Nigerian-American actress, born to a German-Irish mother and a Yoruba father, Adunni Ade has claimed that many of her Christian fans abandoned her publicly after she revealed her religion as a Muslim.



Speaking in an interview with media personality, Chude Jidenowo, the single mother of three, said she couldn’t openly identity as a Muslim because of the nature of the industry she found herself. 

She alleged it is “almost forbidden” to be a Muslim in Nollywood. 

Ade said when she eventually found the courage to speak publicly about her faith and shared that Islam is the religion that works for her, some Christian fans unfollowed her on social media.

She said, “In my line of work, it is almost forbidden for you to publicly say you are a Muslim. You could be looked down upon for doing that. It is just something that I noticed.

“Islam for me, is not about outward look. It is what is within. How you treat others. I came out publicly with my religion because I was tired of keeping it a secret. I have been to different churches. I am not saying Christianity is not a good religion. It is not for me to say. I am just saying what works for me, is Islam. 

“And I lost some fans for revealing that I am a Muslim. They unfollowed me. Some people even came to my DMs to bit out whatever spirit they thought was within me. Some were praying for me. A lot of Muslims embraced me. But I don't really care about that. It is just for me and what works for me.”

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