I made over N1m from twerking- Nkechi Blessing, replies critics

Actress Nkechi Blessing has spoken about how much she earns by dancing at an event.

A video of the movie star seen twerking up a storm in the presence of the Ooni of Ife, Oba Enitan Ogunwusi, Ojaja II and other royalties surfaced on the internet on Sunday.

NBS, who was one of the judges at the Queen Moremi Ajasoro beauty pageant on Saturday, was bashed for dancing in such a manner in the presence of the Ife monarch.

But Nkechi reacting to social media trolls accused them of bias, arguing they didn’t have anything negative to say about her competitor who was a man and also twerked.

Scorning her critics, the 33-year-old entertainer boasted she earned over N1m for just her appearance along with the dancing they’re criticising her for.

“The man wey twerk win 500k nobody dey talk about am na only Nkechi wey win only 250k una see. I understand sha.

“Appearance fee, plus extra money for dancing… I made over a million.. please how much did you make commenting? Lmao!!”

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