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Actress, Yvonne Jegede Fawole, has joined her colleagues to slam Nollywood producer, Francis Paschal Atuma, over his statement that successful Nollywood actors are prostitutes.

Atuma earlier claimed that only those who are prostitutes make it in Nollywood as the industry is controlled by pimps.

Reacting on her Instagram page, Yvonne challenged Atuma to an interview addressing the issue and mentioning of names.

She noted that Atuma owes actors an apology for the allegation.

She wrote: “I have a degree in minding my business online but this one I have to address but Mr @pascalatuma I believe personally you owe Nollywood producers, actresses and actors an apology for this statement for so many reasons because you don’t know all of them in the industry personally to know how they survive.

“You are my FRIEND and that makes me even more offended by this statement. If there are producers, actresses or “actors” you are referring to I will appreciate you MAN UP and mention their names in your interviews rather than generalizing everyone of us.

“This is an insult to everyone who has and is still working hard to make the industry better. If you are ready for a debate, I will personally pay you to pay for the interview on national tv, that a lot and I mean a large number of us are not prostitutes.

“In every sector (not just entertainment) we have the good; the bad and the ugly (even in advanced countries such as America And Canada where you reside).

“Nollywood has provided for so many families three square meals and helped parents send their children to schools and with due respect not a shit hole you can just spit on like this.

“I repeat if you have the names you have slept with, Biko mention their names and allow us to drink our “GARRI” in peace.We are not all Prostitutes. Count me Out.”

http://www.mcebisco.com.ng/2018/06/yvonne-jegede-challenges-atuma-to-name.html

You number one of course

Why e dey pain all of una sef ...


Why r you babes all reacting .



Dey say clear mind nu dey fear accusation..

isoright

Haba hanty!!!.....why d tin com for dey pain you like dis na you sure say you no follow do...........

Most of y'all are now... We sabi. But wetin concern me, abeg make I calculate how NIGERIA go take qualify from this group stage.

E pain am.

She shouldn't be offended, Atuma advised was for upcoming artists or incoming who thinks the movie industry is where money grows on tree for them to prepare their minds.

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You be no 1 now, you want to verify if he knows about your sexcapades, uhn?

E pain am

[color=darkblue] why are they so worked up[/color]

pweshboi:
Most of y'all are now... We sabi. But wetin concern me, abeg make I calculate how NIGERIA go take qualify from this group stage.

Abeg do the calculations well oh.

Yvonne is their president

Any actress with Range Rover when don go Dubai

ozodigboo:
E pain am

well well as dem don expose them

Why reacting if you are nott guilty? Smh

skales67:
We already know some of them!

olosh calling themselves celebrities

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The gentleman said d truh. Most celebrities are hungry.
Only a few female celebrities made it clean. Even Omotola and Genevieve bleeped dia way up. We know it

them be props or dem no be props no concern me now......


Musa is the only useful person from the north!!!

Thank God iwobi didnt start todays match!!

bmxshop:
E pain am.

Why are the women in nollywood more financially comfortable than the men? You will see a 30-year old nollywood actress that has a mansion, high-end cars and always seem to be on holidays in some exotic locations all over the world, but you'll find that their fellow male actors can't afford such.

Is it that the women work harder than the men or there is some other explanation for the women's success.

Guilty conscience dey worry you

wetin concern me, chai e pain am well well

No need of naming now.Prostitutes in Nollywood knows themselves.

All though that guy comment just too harsh sha and beside he for mention the ones them he dn sleep with than to generalize am
nob everybody be okpo for the industries sha

2Ebisco:
Actress, Yvonne Jegede Fawole, has joined her colleagues to slam Nollywood producer, Francis Paschal Atuma, over his statement that successful Nollywood actors are prostitutes.

Atuma earlier claimed that only those who are prostitutes make it in Nollywood as the industry is controlled by pimps.

Reacting on her Instagram page, Yvonne challenged Atuma to an interview addressing the issue and mentioning of names.

She noted that Atuma owes actors an apology for the allegation.

She wrote: “I have a degree in minding my business online but this one I have to address but Mr @pascalatuma I believe personally you owe Nollywood producers, actresses and actors an apology for this statement for so many reasons because you don’t know all of them in the industry personally to know how they survive.

“You are my FRIEND and that makes me even more offended by this statement. If there are producers, actresses or “actors” you are referring to I will appreciate you MAN UP and mention their names in your interviews rather than generalizing everyone of us.

“This is an insult to everyone who has and is still working hard to make the industry better. If you are ready for a debate, I will personally pay you to pay for the interview on national tv, that a lot and I mean a large number of us are not prostitutes.

“In every sector (not just entertainment) we have the good; the bad and the ugly (even in advanced countries such as America And Canada where you reside).

“Nollywood has provided for so many families three square meals and helped parents send their children to schools and with due respect not a shit hole you can just spit on like this.

“I repeat if you have the names you have slept with, Biko mention their names and allow us to drink our “GARRI” in peace.We are not all Prostitutes. Count me Out.”

http://www.mcebisco.com.ng/2018/06/yvonne-jegede-challenges-atuma-to-name.html

when they start naming prostitute now na still Una go come De cry and complain of gender inequality