A Nollywood actress, Ruth Eze, has complained of distrust and hatred that rock Nollywood in the Eastern part of the country, especially Asaba, Delta State.
Eze disclosed this during a media chat, saying the people on the movie set express fear about themselves to the extent of being scared to eat food from one another for fear of being poisoned.
She said, “A lot of people don’t like to see others…We don’t like one another. I cannot expose my relationship or who I am in love with.”
“Everybody is scared because of how dangerous that side is. When one goes for any production, one is usually scared..”
She disclosed that the fear and distrust are so rife that each actor and actress has to ensure buying food themselves to be safe.
As a result of the development, the actress disclosed that she could never marry a colleague, except a filmmaker.
“If you see the things they do on set while filming, even the married ones, you wouldn’t want to have anything to do with them.
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Oppressive, discriminatory, and inhuman treatments being executed by the university of Stirling management team, against Black and ethnic minorities is disheartening and unacceptable . It will never be compared to the Bursary the university is using to lure victims to the university.At the end of the day, the university terrorise this group with oppression and discrimination and some go back home with mental health problems . A clear example is the case of Mr.T. Osemele who was demoralised and has being declared unfit to work by the medical team in the UK since February 2023 as a result of depression and acute reaction to horrible experience at the university of Stirling. Since last year that Mr T, reported concerns of his horrible experiences to the University of Stirling management, yet nothing has happened. Instead, the university continues to promote the suspects and abandoned the file against the university policy which provides that complaints should be managed in 20 days. Mr T is not hiding and is ready to welcome a public discussion on his experience at the University of Stirling. He wishes the public to also invite the university to the discussion. For a clearer understanding of how the university of Stirling operates when it comes to oppression and discrimination of the black and ethnic minority, please read, listen to, and share the links below.
https://www.instagram.com/tv/Cted80MJL_O/?igshid=MTc4MmM1YmI2Ng==
https://www.facebook.com/thenationng/videos/6855326167838116/
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Dear Theophilus
We sincerely appreciate your comment and feel your pain. We shall investigate further the matter presented and wish you quick recovery.
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