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Mike Uchegbu Speaks Out on Junior Pope’s Tragic Death, Calls for Industry Accountability

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Nollywood actor Mike Uchegbu has voiced his grievances regarding the tragic death of Junior Pope in a detailed video message.

Expressing his profound sadness and anger, Uchegbu addressed issues of negligence and safety within the industry in the wake of the incident.

In his impassioned address, Uchegbu lamented the lack of safety measures during the filming process, particularly regarding the unstable nature of the river Niger. He criticized Junior Pope for not wearing a life jacket and emphasized the importance of common sense in ensuring personal safety.

Highlighting broader concerns within the industry, Uchegbu called for sanctions to be imposed on negligent practices and emphasized the need for accountability. He warned against complacency and urged industry stakeholders to prioritize safety measures to prevent future tragedies.

Uchegbu also drew attention to the prevalence of similar incidents in the past, suggesting that they may have gone unpublicized due to the lesser-known status of the individuals involved. He emphasized the need for transparency and greater awareness of the risks faced by actors on set.

Addressing a common industry slogan, Uchegbu urged Nollywood to reassess its priorities and address underlying issues before proceeding with productions.

Junior Pope’s death has sparked widespread concern over the safety of actors on set, with many questioning the availability of medical personnel and emergency protocols. Netizens have expressed their condolences and raised questions about the accountability of the movie’s producer, prompting responses from industry figures like Destiny Etiko.

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