Why nobody should call me to contribute money for my colleagues – Shan George warns [VIDEO]

• Shan George has let her colleagues know that it’s quite painful that she has been called to contribute money for some of her colleagues.
• The veteran actress said henceforth, any of her colleagues who hasn’t given her a movie role where she made money from doesn’t deserve her contribution.
• Shan George who claimed to have been added to 15 groups overnight added that she finds it very painful and isn’t joking about it at all.
  

Veteran Nigerian film actress, Shan George has taken to Instagram to issue a stern warning to her colleagues in Nollywood who request monetary contributions to the welfare of other colleagues.

She said that when her colleagues have acting roles that will bring money, they do not ever consider her for such opportunities.

Shan George further explained that even if it’s a minimal role like “waka pass” so she can see “small garri” to drink with her children, they do not give her. But when it is time to make donations, they bombard her phone with requests.

She explained that she had just woken up to see that she had been added to 15 WhatsApp groups to gather monetary donations for colleagues.

George pointed out that most of the people they are requesting donations for also never called her for jobs. She then warned that no one should add her to such groups again, pointing out that when she was experiencing difficulties, nobody cared.

This comes as celebrities in Nollywood gathered donations for ailing actors John Okafor, aka Mr Ibu, and Amaechi Muonagor, after both cried out for assistance.
Watch her speak in the video below;

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WITHIN NIGERIA recalls Nollywood veteran actor, John Ikechukwu Okafor, popularly known as Mr Ibu and his family took to social media to appeal to well-meaning Nigerians and Non-Nigerians for help amid this trying time of his.

The actor who spoke from a hospital bed  called for financial support and prayers.

He noted that the doctor recently said the last option (if other means of tackling his medical issue prove ineffective) would be to cut off his leg.

Mr Ibu’s family have confirmed that his leg has been amputated in a bid to save his life.