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‘So we have serial numbers on our Instagram pages now!’ Omotola reacts to social media distractions

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By Chioma Obinagwam

 

Popular Nigerian actress, Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde has thrilled her Instagram fans with her latest photo and reaction to it.

 

Confiance News gathered from her official Instagram at the weekend.

 

She said,”So we have serial numbers on our Instagram pages now!Lol…”

Was trying to get a hang on TikTok …!

They said it’s thread … Who else can’t keep up with all the social media options ? Phew!

This post, however, elicited reactions from her numerous followers.

 

According to one of her followers known as Ifure Enakireru, she is of the opinion that the only way avoid distractions on social media is by paying attention to one app.

Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde. Photo credit: Omotola’s Instagram page.

“So many social apps out for distractions. It’s better to find one and be committed the way we find our spouse, and stay committed,” She said.

 

For Nikki B., she is yet to find a answer to the puzzle.

 

“I feel you sis! I’m in no hurry to figure it out. either,” she reacted.

 

Confiance News also learnt that since the emergence social media, beyond being a medium of information dissemination, it has also become quite distracting as people spent more time on their phones than with loved ones and their health.

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