WAP: Wale Adenuga Productions Limited is set to collect 2000 naira each from job desperate Nigerians in an on going promo on TV and he is set to pay the "lucky one" fifty thousand naira to play a part in the independence anniversary edition of super story.
Film like any other art medium is seen as an intellectual and noble venture and I believe in my opinion that it should be excluded from the cheap and get rich quick ventures that we currently see in the back of "small" Nigerian newspapers like Complete Sport and others.
Knowing how Nigerians react to an opportunity to act in films and going by the economic malaise we have somehow found ourselves in this country, we expect to see thousands of people rushing to the bank to "try their luck"
The questions I will like to ask are:
HOW is Wale Adenuga going to audition thousands of Nigerians for a role?
IF he is not going to audition, how will he be sure that the person that is going to emerge winner is going to play a given role very well.
WHO is going to conduct the ballot to make sure that the position to act does not fall into the hand of "one of his students" in the PEFTI institute.
In recent times we have seen many funny schemes on TV claiming to help people only to defraud them. is this what WAP has degenerated into? It is true that times are hard, but WAP still get their fair share of advert patronage from reputable companies, what is the reason for this insatiable lust for money?
Before long we are going to see other production houses stripping Nigerians of the money they don't have, Is corruption a physiological part of us or are we inherently evil in our ways?
Two thousand people alone will yield about Four million naira (₦4, 000, 000), how much is Fifty thousand naira (₦50, 000) compared to what he is going to collect? I believe it is time EFCC started looking into issues like this, we need everything we can do to prevent the further pillaging of the resources of Nigerian youths
WE MUST ALL COME TOGETHER TO TELL WALE ADENUGA PRODUCTION THAT HE HAS INSTITUTED A BROAD DAY LIGHT SCAM.
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