Fans raise concern as Genevieve deletes Instagram posts

Fans of Genevieve Nnaji on Tuesday raised concerns over her safety after the Nollywood actress deleted pictures and videos on her Instagram page and unfollowed everyone.
On May 9, Genevieve deleted all videos and pictures on her Instagram page, leaving fans to worry over her safety.
Genevieve, who was the first actor to win the Africa Movie Academy Award in a leading role in 2005, had over 8.5 million followers on the platform.
A Twitter user, @drpenking, said that it was unusual, adding that “someone should please check on her. No one is above mental breakdown.”
Also, Francis Awuche called on the Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN) to reach out to the actress to know her situation.
He said that for her to take such a drastic step suggested that there was something amiss, which must be unravelled.
Reacting to the development, the president of the AGN, Emeka Rolland, told journalists that he was not aware of Genevieve’s exit on Instagram.
“Maybe I will have to reach out to her since I am just getting this news from you now. I have not learnt of that.
“I will reach out to her to know whether she’s safe or not after your call. I cannot just conclude with hearsay or rumour,” he said.
(NAN)
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