She advised young producers, in a statement titled “Letter to Young Producers,” to be mindful of their actions and to respect everyone involved in the production process.
Toriola emphasized that money isn’t the most important factor in producing a successful show; rather, hard work, professionalism, and morals are essential.
She urged young producers not to look down on anyone and to make a statement with their actions.
The actress shared her own experience, stating that she was a “slave to everyone” at work because the success of the job was her primary concern.
She warned against relying solely on money and acting rudely.
Toriola wrote;
Letter to young producers, Whoever told you, “just have your money “, and boom you have a successful production. That person lied to you, you need your morals more, even if it’s for the sake of your production, God now help u, you have a cast like me, omoh dey play,
When I am working, I am literarily a slave to everyone at that time because only the success of that job matters at that point.
Bring money and be rude just dey play.