- Lizzy Adebayo has spoken out on YouTube against Nollywood actors and producers for their tendency to reuse actors and produce inferior movies.
- The lady criticized producers for casting the same actors repeatedly and not putting enough effort into their film production.
- She mentioned that the current Nollywood is not like the Nollywood of the past.
Lizzy Adebayo has spoken out on YouTube against Nollywood actors and producers for their tendency to reuse actors and produce inferior movies.
In a TikTok video, she criticized producers for casting the same actors repeatedly and not putting enough effort into their film production.
In her words, “Abeg oh, all these YouTube actors and producers, this 2025 abeg make una change.
“Una dey waste our data, una dey waste our wifi for rubbish. Na money we take dey subscribe.
All una movie the same the same face, una no dey change?
Ruth Kadiri with Deza the great, Sam Maurice and Sonia Uche, dem wan abuse their face finish for movie.”
She mentioned that the current Nollywood is not like the Nollywood of the past.
She pointed out that older Nollywood films had strong moral messages.
She encouraged filmmakers to focus on making better quality movies instead of just producing more.
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In other news, American singer Chloe Bailey has discussed her recent trip to Nigeria and her public appearance alongside Burna Boy, which has led to speculation regarding their relationship.
It is worth noting that relationship rumors between Burna Boy and Chloe intensified after they were seen holding hands while exiting a club in Lagos last December.
In a recent interview with The Breakfast Club, Bailey reflected on her time in Nigeria, stating that she had “the best time” in the West African nation.
“Nigeria was so beautiful. I had the best time. Yes, I was in the club with Burna Boy. The nightlife was so many colours, so many lights, so many cameras,” she said.
When asked whether her outing with Burna Boy was for fun or if they were dating, Bailey responded: “I am a grown woman. I had a great time in Nigeria.”
