Liz Da Silva warns critics in a viral video, saying her quiet nature does not mean weakness as she addresses online pressure

Nollywood actress Liz Da Silva on July 17, 2026, addressed an unidentified individual in a video shared on her Instagram page, warning critics not to mistake her quiet personality for weakness and urging people to respect personal boundaries.

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Liz Da Silva, known for her work in the Nigerian film industry, said she is not someone who pretends online or hides her true personality, explaining that her calm public image does not reflect a lack of confidence or the inability to respond when challenged.

In the video, the actress said she has different sides to her personality and that people close to her understand her character beyond what is seen on social media.

“I am not one of those that come online and be acting, ‘I don’t usually do this. It is my first time of doing this’,” Liz said. “Me, I do this. I am choko. Those who are close to me know this.”

The actress added that she embraces both her gentle and outspoken sides, saying, “Church dey, madness dey, and good girl dey. Everything dey on ground.”

Liz Da Silva warns critics after she advised the unnamed person to focus on their own affairs rather than provoking unnecessary conflict.

“Dey your dey and maintain your paid trends. Who the f*** are you? Being quiet doesn’t mean I’m stupíd,” she stated.

The video has drawn attention from fans and social media users, with discussions centred on confidence, self-expression, and the pressure public figures face when dealing with online criticism.

While Liz did not reveal the identity of the person she was addressing or provide details about the disagreement, her message reflected a broader conversation among entertainers about setting boundaries while maintaining public composure.

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The actress’ response adds to a growing pattern of Nigerian celebrities using social media platforms to directly address misunderstandings, defend their personal values, and communicate with their audiences.