The popular creator and actor of Nigerian content Akinyoola Ayoola, widely known as Kamo State, has issued a severe warning to online critics who continue to drag their family to their negative comments.
In a new Instagram video, the creator of Parodias asked for respect and urged the public to keep his wife and son out of his online drama.
Kamo, who has faced strong criticism on social networks in recent weeks, expressed his frustration about how personal issues involving his family have become goals for trolls.
He pointed out that although he is not alien to public scrutiny as a public figure, dragging his family, especially his wife and newborn daughter, crosses a line.
The Creator of Content and her wife, Esther Olamide, welcomed her first child in April 2025, a cheerful joy that was shared with fans and supporters on several platforms.
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The couple had previously married in December 2024, in what many described as a beautiful and intimate ceremony. However, since then, they have undergone several forms of criticism online.
A great source of reaction occurred after Kamo State could not accompany his pregnant wife on the red carpet at the premiere of Funke Akindele movie, Everybody Laves Jenifa in December.
The situation intensified even more when it was revealed that Akindele had played an important role in their lives, supporting the appointment ceremony of his baby and that he appeared in several of Kamo’s parodies.
While some fans praised the veteran filmmaker for their generosity, others began to turn conspiracy theories, which Kamo described as hurtful and misleading.
In his Instagram reel, Kamo’s voice was full of emotion when he warned that, although he can tolerate criticisms aimed at him, involving his family, which is not in the public eye, was deeply unfair.
He appealed to those who had the habit of knocking others online to show empathy and maintain limits.
“Respect my family. Say anything about me, but leave my wife and daughter out of that,” he said in the video. “They were not recorded in this. I am the public figure here, not them.”
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