Veteran Nollywood actor Richard Mofe-Damijo aka RMD has finally broken his silence followng the controversy generated by a scene involving him and Nancy Isime in the new movie ‘Shanty Town’. Recall that there was outrage on social media after a n#de scene exposed Nancy Isime’s Bosom and other sensitive parts. Nigerians showed their anger saying the latest batch of Nigerian movies showing on Netflix glorify s#x and n#dity.
The scene, which shows Nancy being forced to undress by, Richard Mofe-Damijo, highlights the vulnerability and exploitation faced by women in the movie. However, Nancy Isime in a post shared on Instagram revealed that the gorgeous body party people are talking about is not hers but a body double. According to the actress, her body parts aren’t that succulent compared to her body double seen in the movie.
Speaking on his role in the movie, RMD, via his Instagram page, shared a captivating scene with his colleague Chidi Mokeme. The scene shows the moment when RMD (Chief Fernandez) was telling Scar (Chidi Mokeme) to close down some of his illicit business due to his governorship ambition. Captioning the video, the veteran actor hilariously said that he is aware that the scene he shared is not what many of his fans were expecting to see or talk about.
According to RMD, following the n#de scene with Nancy, his industry friends are expressing their desire to play similar roles he plays in movies. He wrote: “I know this is not the scene of Chief Fernandez you all want to talk about… Now my friends want to play the roles i play so they can be touching things.”
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