Nollywood actor Bolanle Ninalowo, has expressed his utter displeasure with the state of insecurity in Nigeria, particularly the recent Jos killings.

Recall that many Nigerians were aggrieved following the news and video of suspected Fulani gunmen opening fire on a community in Angwa Rukuba, Jos, on Palm Sunday, leading to the death of many.

Reacting to the incident, Bolanle Ninalowo expressed his desire to be a voice for the people, and not the government.

He referenced the Jos killings, noting how it broke his heart, and as a result— he would not keep silent over a pressing issue.

He emphasized that he can no longer cope with the sufferings of Nigerians, stressing that people are in severe pains, and ignorance cannot be used to downplay it.

He wrote:
"I choose to be a voice for the people, not for any government.

The tragic events in Jos, Nigeria, broke my heart. I may have made a misaligned call in the past—thoughts made in a moment, with good intentions—but I cannot stay silent when I realise I may have overlooked my core values.

My hope is for change, not for political support. I cannot stand by and watch people suffer for any reason. Nigerians bleed, and I will not be ignorant of that reality.

May God bring the change we all desire to make Nigeria a better place. God bless & help Nigeria."