Media personality, Nedu Wazobia, has made some shocking allegations about Nigerian actresses in the movie industry. In an episode of his podcast, Honest Bunch, Nedu claimed that most of what these women own were given to them by men.
According to Nedu, many aspiring actresses get into the movie industry because they have caught the attention of media moguls who find them physically attractive and want to have them. These women then begin to hang out with these men who shower them with gifts and lavish lifestyles. Nedu further alleged that a lot of women in the industry use skits as a way to advertise themselves to men who might find them attractive and reach out for their numbers.
During the podcast, Nedu boldly stated, "70% of them in the movie industry; what they have, na chairmen dey give them" - implying that most actresses are in possession of chairs and other gifts given to them by wealthy men who have taken an interest in them.
It is important to note that these are allegations made by Nedu Wazobia, and they have not been substantiated. The Nigerian movie industry has been the subject of controversy in recent years, with allegations of exploitation, sexual harassment, and other forms of abuse. It remains to be seen if these latest allegations will lead to any significant changes within the industry.