Nollywood Men Are Struggling And Ladies Are Enjoying – Sad Story.

An opinion from a social media user shows that Nollywood men are suffering and the ladies are living a luxurious lifestyle.

One thing we need to understand is that life is not about competition and comparison. But life is about how you make it happen in your own legal way. Therefore we must be focused on working on what is good and profitable for us.  Mr. Ibu is one of the best Nollywood Actors that Nigerians can boldly boast about his craft and extraordinary talent in the Nigerian movie industry some few years ago. Mr.  Ibu has been featured in over five hundred movies in his acting career.  Mr. Ibu has a lot of projects to undertake. Sadly, sickness has made Mr. Ibu to be bedridden.

The argument on board has to do with how Nollywood actresses are excelling more in finances as compared to Nollywood actors. A lot of opinions have been expressed. Some people linked the situation to the time Mr. Ibu was in his prime as compared to this day.  There is a great difference altogether and the means to acquire more wealth

Nollywood Teen Actress, Adaeze Onuigbo, just Acquired a Multimillion-naira House At 18. The recent video of Mr. Ibu being admitted to the hospital has sparked several controversies. Whilst Mr. Ibu is battling with his life, others are busy comparing the struggles that male Nollywood actors are going through.

Meanwhile, it is the same Nollywood industry that Mr . Ibu has been there for more than 20 years, and is unable to settle his hospital bill of 7 million naira

Every week Nollywood actresses deh buy cars and mansions but the men are always struggling with no money.
Does it mean there is another Nollywood inside Nollywood that favors only women?

I really feel for Mr Ibu and pray he gets help fast…
Painful enough, all the Nollywood colleagues will claim they don’t have money and leave him for himself. Stingy people.
This is just my unsolicited opinion… Ma

ke Davido fans not insult me today… I am not feeling fine. That notwithstanding that Nollywood men are struggling in the movie industry.