Veteran Nollywood actor, Hanks Anuku has revealed that some of his colleagues in the movie industry are evil and diabolical
The actor made this known while speaking about his experience and relationships with his colleagues.
Speaking in an interview with colleague, Emma Labista on ‘Nollywood Hardcore’ podcast, Anuku stated that some of his colleagues were also blackmailing him out of jealousy.
In a snippet of the interview, Labista asked; “What is your relationship with your colleagues?”
Hanks Anuku replied;
“In life, we must always keep space for falling down and standing up again. There was a bit of diabolism in the industry.
Some people were diabolical, some were envious and jealous of my shine then. I was blackmailed.”
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TikTok streamer Peller, has said that Nigerians interested in ranting about the economy should do so in Oshodi market, and not on TikTok.
In a recent live stream, he strongly opposed the challenge, arguing that the platform should remain a space for entertainment rather than negativity and rants.
His comments, which have since gone viral, read:
“Don’t rant on TikTok. Don’t rant here oh. You are wicked. You want to ruin our source of livelihood… If you want to rant, go to Oshodi market, carry machete, dagger and rant. Leave TikTok alone for us to keep enjoying ourselves. Don’t you like my progress?”
This came after a NYSC corps member used her handle on Tiktok to start a 30-day-rant-challenge, where she called out Tinubu government for accountability and Nigerians welfarism, noting that Nigerians are struggling to afford basic necessities because of the constant inflation in the country.
Peller’s remarks have sparked debate across social media platforms, drawing mixed reactions from both his followers and other netizens. While some supported his position, arguing that social media should remain a space for relaxation and entertainment, others criticised him for dismissing those who use the platform to voice their frustrations.
A user on X (formerly Twitter) wrote, “Peller has a point. TikTok should not become a hub for negativity.” However, another countered, “So we should go and rant in Oshodi market with machetes? That statement was unnecessary.”
TG Omori, a celebrity music video director noted: “Peller is just a boy.” Still another said: “Getting famous without education is the reason we have Peller and Portable as celebrities.”
