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Actor Godwin Nnadiekwe Hospitalized After Zubby Michael’s Off-Script Kick on Set

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Actor Godwin Nnadiekwe Hospitalized After Zubby Michael’s Off-Script Kick on Set

Nollywood actor Godwin Nnadiekwe has been hospitalized following an on-set incident involving fellow actor Zubby Michael.

The incident reportedly occurred during the filming of a scene where Zubby allegedly went off script and delivered a kick to Nnadiekwe’s chest, causing internal injuries. According to a statement posted on Instagram by Nnadiekwe’s team on Saturday, the actor is currently receiving medical treatment for internal bleeding.

Nnadiekwe had earlier taken to social media to share his side of the story, stressing that his post was not meant to cast blame but to raise awareness about safety in Nollywood productions.

“Just wanted to share an incident that happened on set a few days ago. This isn’t to call anyone out, but it’s a serious reminder to prioritise each other’s safety on set. During a scene, I received a kick to the chest from my colleague who wasn’t part of the script or directed by the director. It’s caused me serious pain. Had to get medication for my chest to feel better today. I did all these by myself,” he said.

Following the incident, his management released an official statement:

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“We regret to inform you that Actor Godwin Nnadiekwe was rushed to the hospital this evening. He is undergoing treatment for internal bleeding following an incident involving a kick on the chest during filming with his colleague Zubby Michael.

We are committed to providing the best possible care and will ensure timely updates are shared with the public and the AGN board. We appreciate your concern and well wishes for Godwin at this time. Keep Godwin in your thoughts. Management.”

The incident has sparked online conversations about the need for stricter safety protocols and professional conduct during movie productions in Nigeria’s thriving film industry.

 

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