In a video that has since gone viral on social media, the stand-up comedy pioneer questioned the source of the wealth of these actors who are literally newcomers in the industry.
“How many movies have you done that gave you 45 million to buy a house? You that just joined the industry. The people that have been in the industry did not buy,” he said.
He went on to share his experience with an unnamed Nollywood actress who was sponsored on a trip to Dubai by a government official and later came on social media to brag about it.
“I may be tempted to mention names but I won’t. We went to Dubai one time and while we were waiting we saw this actress and we saw a particular protocol of a person. He comes later and gives her a key and she goes upstairs. Maybe like two days later I see her posting ‘lounging in Dubai’, can you buy your ticket? The ones that do business and make money, we know them, you’ll come here and be putting girls on high jump,” he revealed.
Alibaba also took a jab at Nollywood actresses who only star in Yoruba movies but have amassed so much wealth.
“Even if they pay you 5 million per movie how many movies do you do in a year? We know the ones that use their mileage and popularity to do business. But the ones we know cannot even act in an English movie it has to be ‘kilo so pe’ that kind of movie, you will now come and tell me you raised 125 million to buy a house in Lekki phase one,” the comedian mocked.
“Next thing they are talking about people you will now be putting mouth, ‘what is wrong with this man? He can put his thing inside his pant’…”
It is not clear why the actor decided to go after this category of movie stars but we know this may not be the end of this topic.
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