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Check out what Popular Comedian AY said about social media bullies

• Talented Nigerian comedian AY stood against cyber bullies 
• The move star urged Nigerian celebrities to learn to ignore whatever is being about them 
•  AY also disclosed that they should always learn from the negative side of the social media

Talented Nigerian comedian cum actor and movie producer, Ayo Makun otherwise known as AY who was recently revealed to be acting a stage play ‘Shalanga’ with top Wazobia Fm presenter, Yaw has voiced out his own opinion to his colleagues on how to ignore cyber bullies.
To some people would not really understand what the post may think he has issues with some of his colleagues due to the picture he posted alongside with his post on Instagram. AY on Tuesday, May 3, posted a collage picture of himself, Davido, 2baba and Psquare as he tried to educated Nigerian entertainers on how to deal with cyber bullies.


He posted the picture with the caption: “The social media platform is like a mirror that reflects the image we want people to see.

It is also a reflection of the image of what the people decides to see or take. We don’t have a choice on whether we do social media or not…as long as you are in showbiz, there must be something to show before the business will come.

The connection between you, your fans and prospective sponsor who would like to leverage on your brand equity must be kept intact. The day they don’t hear from you or see you, it is assumed that your career is dead.”
READ ALSO: Exclusive: Yaw, AY to stage ‘pit latrine’ comedy show in Lagos “No matter what we put out there, good or bad, we will always be living our lives for everyone else on social media. So permit me to welcome my dear colleagues to a world where we’re reminded that we’re all human and all equal, especially when they are not paying to watch you or buy your CDs. Welcome to the world where we enjoy all the praises and comments on a good post. But permit me to also welcome you to all to a veritable battleground where the fearless and Anonymous cyber kings and queens throws their verbal bullets to damage lives, self-esteem and self- worth. As for me, I will continue to enjoy the positive side of social media, and learn from the negative (even when it sometimes hurts me as a human being).”