Stanley Ontop, a filmmaker, has called for the arrest of actress and filmmaker Adanma Luke, whose film The Other Side Of Life featured late Nollywood actor Pope Odonwodo, also known as Junior Pope, along with a number of other actors.
Recall that on Wednesday, April 10, at Anam River, Anambra state, a mishap occurred on the boat transporting the cast and crew, resulting in the deaths of some, including Junior Pope.
Stanley claims that although the boat was only meant to carry six passengers, it ended up carrying fifteen people at once. He also mentioned how much Nigerian filmmakers, particularly those from Asabawood, enjoy resource management. Anyone who files a complaint faces blacklisting inside the business.
In addition, he stated that the boat driver need to be detained in addition to Adanma because nobody else on board had a life jacket.
Below is Stanley’s post about the boat incident:
@olufunke_a_mo: “The actual question here is where exactly is Adanma the producer.”
@_divine_chidimma: “I was on a set where the crew were stranded on the road at 1 am midnight meanwhile producer don reach hotel. You bring people on your set to risk their lives because of your YouTube films that will not even sell.”
@chizzyblessing6: “No be say na film way go show for cinema on na YouTube film o.”
@_divine_chidimma: “I was blocked and blacklisted on a set because I complained about how an artist on set was treated. Producers everywhere with no sense of humanity.”
@doris.dior.16: “All of them are now producers. Competition and envy. Everybody gets YouTube TV.”
@midey_bella: “On top 1 useless movie many lives gone.”
@johnmorgan5690: “Oga why arrest her? Abeg rest, your own don dey too much. You were nice to keep us updated but you can’t say what will happen. That was life and it happens as painful as it seems, we can’t do anything.”
@official_e_mony: “Like seriously you mean the boat driver is alive ehhh driver nor die passengers die no now something is fishing hmm.”
@empressjudas: “Make them ban the movie for Asaba una own don too much.”
