Nollywood actress Nazo Ekezie recently voiced her concerns on social media, accusing Nigerian filmmakers of sacrificing talent for the sake of their businesses. This comes in the wake of a tragic incident where comedian Junior Pope and four colleagues lost their lives in a boating accident.
Ekezie took to her official Instagram story to call for change within the industry, emphasizing that such losses should not be in vain. She condemned the practice of prioritizing business growth over the safety and well-being of artists, pledging to report those responsible to the producers guild and the police. Ekezie's impassioned plea underscores the urgent need for reform in Nollywood to prevent further tragedies.
Her message resonated with the gravity of the situation, stressing that Junior Pope's death must serve as a catalyst for industry-wide change. Ekezie's allegation against filmmakers producing movies at the expense of lives underscores a pressing issue that demands immediate attention.
By refusing to stand in solidarity with those who prioritize profit over safety, she is taking a bold stance for the welfare of all artists. Ekezie's call for accountability sends a powerful message that echoes the sentiments of many within the industry, urging a shift towards responsible filmmaking practices.
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