x

AGN Suspends Filming in Riverine Areas After Junior Pope’s Death

The Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN) has suspended filming in riverine areas and taken decisive action against producer Adamma Luke in response to the tragic death of actor Junior Pope.

Junior Pope tragically drowned in a river in Anam, Anambra State, causing outrage among the public, who criticized Adamma Luke for reportedly failing to provide life jackets for the actor during the shoot.

In response to the incident, the AGN has suspended all movie shoots involving riverine locations indefinitely. Additionally, all actors are now prohibited from working with Adamma Luke as a producer in any movie. Filming across the country was also suspended on Thursday, April 11.

Hot this week

FCT NUT Strike Disrupts School Resumption Ahead of WAEC Exams

By Joyce Remi-BabayejuSchool resumption across the Federal Capital Territory...

Neglect of Teachers Undermining Nigeria’s Education Quality, Demand Urgent Reforms

By Joyce Remi-BabayejuTeachers in the education sector have begun...

Arsenal’s Next Five Fixtures Across All Competitions

Arsenal FC are approaching a crucial phase of the...

Malami: Judge Threatens Contempt, Warns Counsel Against Unruly Conduct

By Francis WilfredJustice of the Federal High Court, Maitama,...

Abuja Residents Applaud Tinubu, Wike Over Satellite Town Roads

By Joyce Remi-BabayejuResidents of satellite communities in Abuja, particularly...

Kogi Governor Ododo Pledges Youth Job Creation, NYSC Camp Upgrade

From Noah Ocheni, LokojaKogi State Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo...

ECWA Urges Members to Participate in 2027 Elections, Raises Concerns Over Insecurity and Roads

By Israel Adamu, JosThe Evangelical Church Winning All (ECWA)...

TCN CEO Abdulaziz Pledges Improved Power Delivery in Second Term, Seeks Staff Support

By Jabiru HassanThe Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer...

NIPR Confers Fellowship on Works Minister Goronyo, Honours Public Sector Leaders

By Jabiru HassanThe Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR)...

EFCC Arrests Cameroonian for Alleged N1.5bn Bank Fraud in Lagos

By Francis WilfredOperatives of the Lagos Zonal Directorate...

Over 40 Nigerians Graduate from Chinese Language Program in Abuja

More than 40 Nigerians have completed the first phase...

Related Articles

Popular Categories

spot_imgspot_img