Genevieve Nnaji says she never called Nollywood bland & mediocre

Actress Genevieve Nnaji, who hardly responds to reports about her, has responded to this one. A day after she was called out by Nollywood director Mac Collins Chidebe for allegedly describing Nollywood as bland and mediocre in an interview with Punch over the weekend, Ms Nnaji took to her instagram page to deny she ever used those words. What she wrote below…

I never called my industry bland and mediocre. Truth or not, they were NOT MY

WORDS. As a person/writer, you can “assume” what you like about my thought process

but DO not project those thoughts as “quotes” by me. It’s distasteful, insensitive

and quite unprofessional. It’s insulting to those limited few working hard to make a

difference in the industry. I am a product of Nollywood and my loyalty remains

unshaken.

Ice Prince's Son, Jamal, Makes His Debut In Music Video

Rapper Ice Prince’s son, Jamal, follows his father’s steps as he made appearance in his first music video.

The young son of Nigerian superstar was a part of Ruby Gyang’s music video called ‘Good man’ filmed by Loppy Records.

The two-year-old hangs with his father and recognizes the camera – pointing to the viewers.

Did I hear someone say cute?!

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