Veteran Nollywood actress Ngozi Ezeonu has publicly condemned indecent dressing at auditions, vowing to disqualify aspiring actresses who appear inappropriately clothed. She believes such attire undermines the seriousness of the acting profession and contributes to the perception that actors are unserious individuals.
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This raises serious concerns about the integrity of the audition process today and the industry’s fairness and professionalism. In a viral video obtained by PREMIUM TIMES, Ngozi not only joined the chorus of voices calling for decent dressing but also warned and vowed to take action against aspiring actresses caught in the act .Support journalism driven by facts, created by Nigerians for Nigerians. Our thorough, researched reporting relies on the support of readers like you.
“It’s wrong. Who are you trying to impress? That’s why people see us as people who are not serious. I am a serious-minded actress; you cannot catch me dressed like this, even when I was young. It’s wrong to leave your breasts without a bra.”Terry G’s retirement, Ngozi Ezeonu’s death rumour, Tonto vs VeryDarkBlackMan, other top entertainment news last weekNgozi Ezeonu did right by openly cautioning those kid-ladies. The caution wasn’t for them only; it was for everyone else on her set.
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