Kanywood Slander Accused: Nafisa Abdullahi Challenges Naziru Sarkin Waqa The superstar revealed this on Saturday on her Facebook page.  An...

 Kanywood Slander Accused: Nafisa Abdullahi Challenges Naziru Sarkin Waqa

The superstar revealed this on Saturday on her Facebook page.  And her comments come at a time when heroes in the Kanywood industry are accusing each other of injustice and oppression.

 "In every profession there are different kinds of problems that people face, there are those who are infected, there are those who are harmed."

 "The statements made by Naziru Ahmad are Serious Allegations that are not taken lightly, including 'Sexual Assault' which is why I put myself in the wrong place.  ni ba.  "But from what he said, it has affected me since I am a woman."

 "If what he says is true and he has evidence and evidence, I am one of the people who want to know who is doing it."  According to Nafisa Abdullahi

 The actress also said that under Nigerian law and even the founders of the Kanywood industry, there is no provision in the law for a man to have sex with a woman.

 "Since he told the world that what is being done, the end of justice for the oppressed is to know who they are.  And let us take action against them, son. In our Laws of this country and in the Kanywood (Film Industry) there is no mention of a woman having sex with another person before it is put on film (it is acceptable to say  a lady should sleep with you for films).  She said there was a strict punishment for those found guilty of doing so.  "There are consequences and the people who are guilty should be severely punished."

 Actress Nafisa Abdullahi also called on any heroine in the Kanywood industry who knew this had happened to her to come out and tell the world to take action to curb this phenomenon.

 "Finally, every woman who knows she has been told to give herself for films, fight for your rights and tell us who she is, because if you don't speak up, there will never be a correction."

 Yesterday, Naziru Sarkin Waqa alleged that the heroes at the Kanywood factory were being mistreated and that they were being paid N2,000 to N4,000 in some cases even to the point where the female heroines volunteered before being included in the program.  .