Uche Ogbodo condemns envy and cruelty in entertainment industry

• Nollywood actress Uche Ogbodo condemns negativity and envy in the entertainment industry.
• Her statement follows a public inquiry by colleague Uche Elendu regarding societal attitudes towards marriage and single parenthood.
• Uche Ogbodo denounces the prevalence of “vile, envious, and evil” individuals in the industry.
• She urges industry members to celebrate others’ successes and pray for their own blessings.

Nollywood actress Uche Ogbodo has taken to social media to express her disdain for the prevalent negativity and envy among industry insiders.

This comes in the wake of a public inquiry by her colleague Uche Elendu, which sparked discussions about societal attitudes towards marriage and single parenthood.

Uche Elendu’s inquiry, addressed to parents, questioned whether they would approve of their educated young sons marrying single mothers.

This query stirred a debate on social media.

Uche Ogbodo.In response to this discussion and her observations in the industry, Uche Ogbodo voiced her concerns on her Instagram story, denouncing the pervasive negativity and envy that she perceives among individuals in the entertainment industry.

She lamented the darkness that she believes engulfs the industry due to the presence of “vile, envious, and evil” individuals.

Uche Ogbodo urged her peers to adopt a more positive and supportive approach towards one another.

She emphasized the importance of celebrating others’ successes and offering prayers for one’s own blessings.

She expressed her disappointment at the lack of goodwill and congratulatory spirit among industry members, emphasizing that mutual support and positivity could lead to personal growth and prosperity for all.

In her words;

“Tufiakwa! This entertainment industry is so Dark cos people in it are so vile, envious, and Evil. Happy for somebody so that good things can come to you too nah! Congratulate the person nah then pray for your own grace. Mtcheeeew! What do I know? Shey I Dey my own lane. Plenty Questions never fills up a basket! Wishing you have what others have but you don’t want to be good enough to get it.”

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