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How I was slapped for my role in a movie – Ngozi Nwosu

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Veteran actress Ngozi Nwosu has shared a disturbing experience from her early career, where a fan slapped her for her role in a movie.

During an interview on the Talk to B podcast, Nwosu recounted the incident, which occurred at Lawanson bus stop when she was struggling financially.

She said a man approached slapped and called her names for a character’s actions in a film.

He believed she was “wicked” and a “killer” due to her on-screen persona.

She said she was left dazed and shocked, and the encounter made her more cautious and aware of her surroundings.

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“I have so many unforgettable experiences, is it about life or in this industry? I’ll share a story from when I just started newly. I had the experience at Lawanson bus stop precisely, that time I was going to catch a bus; you know, I had no money at that time so I was going to get a bus, and a guy walked up to me and the next thing he did was to give me a dirty slap.

“I won’t lie o I was dazed, and I was wondering, ‘What did I do to deserve this one?’ He started screaming, You’re a wicked woman!! For what you did to lagbaja, you are a killer.

“In a movie?” Biola, the host, asked in shock.

“Yes o,” she confirmed, “because he watched me being mean to someone in a movie. He was saying, ‘Don’t worry, I will tell my wife that I have retaliated.’ People around were asking him if he was okay and why he would slap a woman that way. He was adamant o, saying, I’m too wicked.”

Nwosu said: “That is an experience I will never forget and it made me walk and watch my back. I became very cautious of where I would go. After that, I became a taxi freak.”

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