Nigerian actor Timini Egbuson has joined the growing number of celebrities reacting to To Kill a Monkey, the newly released Netflix limited series created and directed by award-winning filmmaker Kemi Adetiba.
In a post shared on his Instagram Story late Wednesday, the Shuga star expressed his excitement over a particularly intense scene in the series that left a lasting impression on him.
“Teacher didn’t realize that Gen Z boys don’t play 😂😂😂
Seeing him hang was the best part of the whole series for me,” Timini wrote, referencing the fate of the character Teacher, portrayed by Chidi Mokeme.
He concluded the post with praise for the series, adding:
“#ToKillAMonkey was too good 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾.”
In a follow-up story, Timini reacted to one of the show’s most controversial subplots involving Oboz (played by Bucci Franklin) and Ivie, the underaged daughter of his close friend Efemini (played by William Benson).
“Sleeping with my daughter for 2 years? ‘Brotherly’ kpai you there… Please🧑🦯🧑🦯🧑🦯
#ToKillAMonkey 👏👏👏👏” he wrote, echoing the outrage of many viewers.
To Kill a Monkey: Netflix’s Gritty New Hit
Premiering on Netflix Nigeria on July 18, To Kill a Monkey is a gripping, dark drama set in modern-day Lagos, exploring themes of betrayal, trauma, cybercrime, and survival. The show has quickly risen to become one of the most talked-about titles on the platform.
The limited series features a star-studded ensemble cast including:
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Bucci Franklin as Oboz
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William Benson as Efemini
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Teniola Aladese as Ivie
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Chidi Mokeme as Teacher
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Bimbo Akintola
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Ireti Doyle
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Ayoola Ayolola
The series also marks Kemi Adetiba’s return to long-form storytelling after the success of King of Boys: The Return of the King.
Fans on social media have praised the show’s plot twists, intense performances, and its bold take on moral complexity in Nigerian society. Characters like Teacher, Oboz, and Ivie have sparked widespread conversations online, with viewers weighing in on issues such as loyalty, exploitation, and revenge.
