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Junior Pope: Adanma Luke Under Fire Over Actor’s Tragic Death
- Netizens criticize Adanma Luke following Junior Pope’s tragic death.
- Social media users express anger over alleged lack of safety measures.
- Adanma Luke faces backlash amid mourning for fallen actor.
Eko Hot Blog reports that netizens have taken to social media to express their anger towards Nollywood actress Adanma Luke following the tragic death of her colleague, Junior Pope.
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According to a source, fans, friends, and family of Junior Pope are in mourning after he tragically drowned while returning from a movie shoot in Anambra State.
The incident occurred when their boat capsized in the Anam River.
Prior to the accident, Junior Pope had shared a video of himself praying for a safe journey, hinting at the harrowing events to come.
His passing has left the industry in shock, with fellow actors such as Lizzy Gold, Regina Chukwu, and Mike Ezurounye paying tribute to him on social media.
However, amidst the grieving, attention has turned to Luke, who was reportedly producing the film that Junior Pope was working on.
Netizens have flooded her Instagram page with criticisms, questioning why proper safety measures such as life jackets were not provided for the cast and crew.
Comments such as “What useless movie are you producing without a life jacket?” and “Hope you will help his wife raise those boys” reflect the outrage and sorrow felt by many over the tragic loss.
The incident has sparked a debate about safety protocols in the Nigerian film industry, with many calling for stricter regulations to prevent similar tragedies in the future.
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As investigations into the accident continue, Luke remains under scrutiny as the industry mourns the loss of one of its own.
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