Hearts were broken when the actor announced that he had received a threatening sms telling him to stay out of Nigeria else he would be sorry.
The actor was quoted saying because he feared for his life,he would stay away from Nigeria .
Sad right?well i have good news for you!
Well,the word is going round and it seems this actor deliberately fooled Nigerians and gave us a bad name afterall!
According to olofofos who spotted him departing nigeria on monday august 9,2010
(after attending the premiere of bursting out where he played a major role alongside actress Genevieive nnaji)cried out
''majid lied,when we saw your writeup begging those who sent him the sms to leave him alone,stella we knew the truth had to be told like it is.
majid was not threatened,he made it all up and his reasons had to do
with the fact that he wanted out of nollywood movies for a while because of the part 1,part 2,part 3 syndrome:This is the authentic reason and nothing else''.
Please if you know this actor who got his original claim to fame via
nollywood movies,tell him he needs to apologise to Nigerians for the cheap stunt
he played on us all.
will majid take my advice to apologise?
Our forefathers say
''A man who is advised and he takes it, is still a man who acts from his own free will''.
he is mad....don't even know the hype about this guy..he looks crazy half the time. good luck to him and gollywood...where they don't even have time for him and van vicker
ReplyDeleteOh nonsense!
ReplyDeleteWhat is it with some Nigerians and their incessant need to attack Ghanaian actors or the Ghanaian movie industry?
Of course Mr. Majid Michel was in Nigeria to honor the invitation from Emem Isong and Desmond Elliot to attend the premier of the movie, "Bursting Out" in which he featured. What did you want him (as well as Ms. Nadia Buari) to do. decline the invitation?
By the way, it is the Nigerian filmmakers who come clamoring at the door of Ghanaian actors to appear in their movies, because right now that is the only way Nigerian Producers can SELL their movies to a broader international audience. That is the FACT and there is nothing you can do about it.
L.K.
LK e be like say u don smoke gbana come on top intanet dey display. Since when are half assed (yes i said it) Ghanaian actors necessary to sell Nigerian movies to a broader international audience? Check your facts o, the best selling Nigerian movie (Osuofia) has ZERO Ghanaian stars. Get a grip. Ghanaian movies with their overbloated english and hypersexual scripts are still dry as bongafish under the hot sun.
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