Nollywood Actor Godwin Nnadiekwe Hospitalized After Alleged Unscripted On-Set Kick(Video)

 

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The lines between cinematic drama and real-life danger blurred tragically on a Nollywood film set, leaving actor Godwin Nnadiekwe hospitalized with internal bleeding. The incident, stemming from an alleged unscripted kick by a colleague, has quickly gone viral, forcing the industry to confront its critical need for better safety protocols.

According to a candid post by Godwin Nnadiekwe himself, he sustained a severe blow to the chest from a fellow actor, later widely identified as Zubby Michael from a shared video clip. What makes the incident particularly alarming is Godwin's claim that the forceful action "wasn't part of the script or directed by the director." He recounted enduring significant pain and having to personally seek medical attention, noting a complete lack of support or first aid on location.

His management swiftly confirmed the escalation of his condition, announcing: “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.”

The disturbing incident has reignited urgent conversations about occupational hazards in Nollywood. Godwin Nnadiekwe used his platform to issue an emotional appeal to his colleagues and producers, emphasizing the grave risks when sets operate without essential safeguards like insurance, readily available medical support, or structured safety guidelines. "What if something more serious had happened? Or this went south?" he questioned, highlighting the potential for devastating, irreversible consequences.

As of now, the actor allegedly involved, Zubby Michael, has remained silent on the matter. This incident serves as a potent reminder that while actors bring stories to life, their well-being should never be an afterthought, especially when "unscripted" moments can turn dangerous.

 

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