If
the story making the rounds is anything to go by, ex Ambassador with
Nigeria’s telecom firm Globacom, Femi Branch might be facing some tough
times.
The actor who has been off the movie scene for a while now is currently battling some spiritual problems.
Nollywood insiders believe that a strong spiritual force is stopping the actor from moving forward into the next phase of his life. He reportedly tried a come back last year which eventually failed. The spiritual problems has landed him in deep financial struggle.
The actor's landlord is presently threatening to send him packing after owing his house rent for several months.
Sources disclosed that Femi Branch has until February to pay his overdue rents or move out of his rented house in Abeokuta.
“His wife has been responsible for the upkeep of the house and payment of children’s school fees. The actor last year tried to raise some funds to shoot a movie that was expected to return him back to limelight but could not gather enough funds from friends for the project. “ - a source revealed.
The actor reportedly ran away from his matrimonial home for some months in 2013, a claim which he later denied.
He says:
“How possible is it to abandon my family in such a despicable manner? This I believe was rumored around the period following my one year hiatus caused by my accident, I had not worked for a whole year and I needed to come back into the system so my colleagues would know I was back and fully recuperated. People that didn’t see me in or around my house at that period naturally came up with all sorts of rumors. Most people living around us don’t know what’s up with us or what’s going on in our home because we keep to ourselves and oftentimes, when you’re in the eye of the public and people don’t know facts about you, they make up different things as it suits their fancy. I will like to ascribe this rumor to this”.
Femi Branch is a popular Nollywod actor who joined the industry in 1991. He came into limelight after doing a TV Soap Domino promo and a commercial for MTN in 2003 and he has since featured in both Yoruba and English movies.
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The actor who has been off the movie scene for a while now is currently battling some spiritual problems.
Nollywood insiders believe that a strong spiritual force is stopping the actor from moving forward into the next phase of his life. He reportedly tried a come back last year which eventually failed. The spiritual problems has landed him in deep financial struggle.
The actor's landlord is presently threatening to send him packing after owing his house rent for several months.
Sources disclosed that Femi Branch has until February to pay his overdue rents or move out of his rented house in Abeokuta.
“His wife has been responsible for the upkeep of the house and payment of children’s school fees. The actor last year tried to raise some funds to shoot a movie that was expected to return him back to limelight but could not gather enough funds from friends for the project. “ - a source revealed.
The actor reportedly ran away from his matrimonial home for some months in 2013, a claim which he later denied.
He says:
“How possible is it to abandon my family in such a despicable manner? This I believe was rumored around the period following my one year hiatus caused by my accident, I had not worked for a whole year and I needed to come back into the system so my colleagues would know I was back and fully recuperated. People that didn’t see me in or around my house at that period naturally came up with all sorts of rumors. Most people living around us don’t know what’s up with us or what’s going on in our home because we keep to ourselves and oftentimes, when you’re in the eye of the public and people don’t know facts about you, they make up different things as it suits their fancy. I will like to ascribe this rumor to this”.
Femi Branch is a popular Nollywod actor who joined the industry in 1991. He came into limelight after doing a TV Soap Domino promo and a commercial for MTN in 2003 and he has since featured in both Yoruba and English movies.
READ MORE: http://news.naij.com/59059.html
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