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By Chioma Obinagwam

 

Prompted the high cost of living and the difficulty by many to feed, popular Nollywood actress, Toyin Abraham, has promised to give palliative of ₦5000 to interested Nigerians who would grace the Smallyfares food bank event.

 

Confiance News gathered that the gestures irked many X users who flooded her comment section with remarks, mostly unpleasant ones.

Smallyfares food bank ad. Photo credit: Toyin Abraham’s official X handle.

 

“My friends @Smallyfares and I will be giving out food and I will also give 5k each for transportation to first 50 people every Friday. Pls kindly check the above flier for more details👏❤️,” She posted on her official X page.

 

Reacting to the post, an X user known as a”a little kindness”, said: “When people collect millions to support failure and come to share 5k to hungry people. Omo some Nigerians with politicians are really wicked oh 😭😭😭😭

😭😭.”

Another X user, HFC: Emmanuel said,”Guilty conscience is that you?”

“What happens if 100 people shows up at the same time?” Victor Edoho-Ukwa asked.

Confiance News also learnt that Smallyfares Ltd is a leading travel company based in Canada.

 

Reacting to the initiative, the company said: “Smallyfares has been steadfast in its commitment to community welfare by organising a weekly food bank event every Friday by providing essential groceries to the less privileged. Now, with the support of Toyin Abraham, the initiative is set to reach a new height.”

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