Nollywood actor Uche Maduagwu is on a personal task to uncover all the dirty acts hidden in the Nigerian movie industry.

According to the actor, he was raped by an actor on his first day on a movie set about 8 years ago.

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Uche narrated the entire incident on his social media page and used the opportunity to warn young actors to stay vigilant of homosexuals in the industry.

He added that “homosexuality is gradually swallowing Nollywood”. He warned up-and-coming actors to be careful on set otherwise “your butt might pay heavily for it.”

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Read his full account below.

“Honestly, anytime i remember how i was molested and raped by a male #actor on my first movie location in #lagos, i cry bitterly. Homosexuality is gradually swallowing #Nollywood, its hard to see a #producer, #director or big actor that is not molesting another male actor especially if you are #cute and #good looking,

“my advice to young and up coming male #actors is this, be mindful of location #food and drinks, your butt might pay heavilly for it at night in your #hotel room, today, i am big and lucky to have been the only popular actor in #Nigeria and #Africa to have gotten the attention of chrissyteigen in #Hollywood, but what about all those being molested and raped daily.

Uche Maduagwu has carved an image for himself on Instagram as the actor who speaks his mind irrespective of who it concerns. He recently alleged that some top actresses were practicing prostitution for a living but could not provide enough evidence to back those claims.

SOURCE: AfricaCelebrities.Com

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Upcoming Ghanaian musician Shattana has come out with a possible reason why the number of COVID-19 cases in Ghana keep rising.

As scientist work round the clock to find the cause and cure for the deadly virus, Shatta is of the conviction that Ghana’s current state should be blamed on Homosexuals in the country.

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In her opinion, Ghana never experienced any mysterious disease in the past years until gays and lesbians started coming into the country.

She echoed strongly the fact that the disgusting act has angered God and He as a result has sent down his “wrath on us just like the days of Sodom and Gomorrah.“

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Shattana suggested the only remedy to the global pandemic is for “the gays and lesbians to stop practicing their immoral acts.”

She wrote on Facebook;

“Sincerely gays and lesbians in Ghana are the cause of Ghana’s predicament, before, the country was not experiencing this mysterious disease but look at us now…..we have incurred the wrath of God just like the days of Sodom and Gomorrah. Believe me, our only solution is for the gays and lesbians in Ghana to stop practicing their immoral acts.”

SOURCE: AfricaCelebrities.Com

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This is surely not a good time to a gay in Uganda. As the world is progressively embracing homosexuality and other sexual orientations, you dare not declare to be homosexual in Uganda.

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Why? Because Uganda has announced plans to bring back the ‘kill the gays’ bill that will ensure the death penalty for any individual who is found to be homosexual.

The legislation, known as the ‘Kill the Gays’ bill, was nullified in 2014 on a technicality, but the government now has plans to resurrect it within weeks. 

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‘Homosexuality is not natural to Ugandans, but there has been a massive recruitment by gay people in schools, and especially among the youth, where they are promoting the falsehood that people are born like that,’ Ethics and Integrity Minister Simon Lokodo said.

‘Our current penal law is limited. It only criminalizes the act. We want it made clear that anyone who is even involved in promotion and recruitment has to be criminalized. Those that do grave acts will be given the death sentence.’ 

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African countries like Uganda have some of the world’s most prohibitive laws governing homosexuality. Same-sex relationships are considered taboo and gay sex is a crime across most of the continent, with punishments ranging from imprisonment to death.

Lokodo said Uganda’s bill, which is supported by President Yoweri Museveni, will be reintroduced in parliament in the coming weeks, and it is expected to be voted on before the end of the year.

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He was optimistic it would pass with the necessary two-thirds of members present – a shortfall in numbers killed a similar bill in 2014 – as the government had lobbied legislators ahead of its re-introduction.

‘We have been talking to the MPs and we have mobilized them in big numbers,’ said Lokodo. ‘Many are supportive.’

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Even without the bill, under British colonial law, gay sex is punishable with up to life imprisonment and activists said the new bill risked unleashing attacks.

Uganda faced widespread international condemnation when the previous bill was signed off by Museveni in 2014 but it doesn’t look like the country cares about what the international community thinks anymore.

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Renowned marriage and relationship counselor, Charlotte Oduro, has advised Ghanaians to refrain from criticizing or judging gays and lesbians.

According to the Counselor, most of these homosexuals attend church to be delivered but the men of God are only interested in the monies they receive from the congregation.

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The counselor added that it is not advisable to judge lesbians and gays because the circumstances that led to such decision is unknown.

Counselor Oduro further stated that men of God these days are no more spiritual but only focus on the offerings and tithes the congregation pay to the church.

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“Men of God are no more spiritual, they don’t pray because they think they have made it already. All they think about is more offering. Give more for what? The souls that would give the money, they no longer care about them”, she said.

Adding that “when somebody is a lesbian or gay, it’s not a joke, don’t judge homosexuals because you do not know what led them into the act. There are gays in the church, lesbians in the church. They think the church is where they would be delivered but the church is now where they are even blessed to do more.”

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“It a spiritual thing and we don’t deal with it physically. I don’t judge people like that because we are not in their shoes”, Counselor Oduro indicated.

Counselor Charlotte Oduro is popularly known for giving weird relationship advise and some describe her as the female version of Counselor Lutterodt.

Source: AfricaCelebrities.com

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