Wetin Happen
Nollywood actress, Nkechi Blessing, has taken to social media to air her frustrations over what she described as deliberate efforts by colleagues in the film industry to frustrate her career and livelihood.In a series of emotional posts shared via her Instagram story, the actress alleged that she was pushed out of Nollywood by some colleagues but chose to remain silent and move on with her life. However, she claimed that the same group is now attempting to sabotage her brand-influencing deals, which have sustained her for years.…CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>
“Una pursue me for industry, I waka like nothing happened. Influencing wey dey sustain me for years, una still dey find how to close road? God of the orphans will punish all of you,” Nkechi wrote in one of her posts.
The actress, known for her outspoken nature, did not mince words as she warned that she would no longer keep quiet. She vowed that every tear she sheds over lost opportunities would bring multiplied consequences against those working against her.
Her outburst came just hours after she had lamented the growing toxicity on Instagram, admitting that if the platform wasn’t her major source of income, she would have deleted it due to the negativity it attracts.
Nkechi’s revelations quickly sparked a wave of reactions online, with fans and observers weighing in on her claims. While many sympathized with her and urged her to stay strong, others advised her to focus on her career and avoid unnecessary industry feuds.
Some fans expressed shock over her allegations, noting that Nollywood, while competitive, should not be a place where colleagues actively block one another’s opportunities.
Others, however, argued that politics and rivalry within the film industry are not new and that Nkechi’s experience reflects the challenges many entertainers face behind the glitz and glamour.
Industry watchers believe her comments also highlight the growing reliance of Nollywood stars on brand influencing as an alternative source of income. With many celebrities leveraging their social media platforms for endorsements, losing such deals could significantly affect their earnings and visibility.
For Nkechi Blessing, the posts mark a turning point in her willingness to remain silent about industry struggles. Her passionate words suggest she intends to confront those she believes are trying to stifle her progress both in Nollywood and in her work as a brand influencer…..CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>
