In fact, African movies are becoming so dirty that people outside our continent make mockery of our film makers and actors. Because of fame and some ‘chicken’ change money, actors go n*ked in movies without thinking of the moral effect.

Very pathetic, when these movies and photos leak to the media, it’s either they are at loggerheads with magazine publishers or they beg bloggers to take it offline. Indirectly, these actors are aware that their naked scenes and photos are nothing less compared to p*rn*gr*phy scenes and images.

Just yesterday, a friend who happens to be an actress posted a poster on her blackberry dp, an upcoming movie she said from the stables of Lucky Geo Ventures titled: AGAFE. On the poster is a n*ked Frank Arthus (Venus film’s discovery) a Liberian born actor and a n*ked lady whose face remains anonymous.

In a quest to find out who the lady was, my Nigerian friend denied being the actress on the poster and said it was a movie from Ghana. But our research indicates that Lucky Geo Ventures is a Nigerian Production.

Well, we couldn’t see our friend in the adverts but there was someone that looks like Mercy Johnson in the trailer. The anonymous actress still remains a mystery but our question is do the Censorship Board watch our movies before issuing a released date and age limit?

It is believe that s3x posters have positive sales on movies therefore even when there’s no naked or s3x scene in the movie producers deceive n*ked lover with such posters.

We urge all Municipal Assemblies to have a thorough look at movie posters before granting marketers and producers the permission to past them in the cities because even when such movies are tagged 18+ under-aged children still sees these posters in town.
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