Mildred Okwo, an award winning Nollywood film producer and director, has expressed concerns at how movie producers churn out movies but have little or no financial reserves to fall back on whenever the need arises. In this tweet, Mildred wonders how how movie actors, directors and producers run to the public for help when they fall ill despite having over 100 movies to their names.The post Nollywood: Its terrible when you have 100 movies to your name but people have to contribute to send you to hospital when you fall ill - Producer Mildred Okwo appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.Related Posts
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Nollywood: It’s terrible when you have 100 movies to your name but people have to contribute to send you to hospital when you fall ill - Producer Mildred Okwo
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