Actors in ‘Asabahood’ hate each other, there’s no trust – Ruth Eze alleges

• Ruth Eze has alleged that actors in the east, particularly Asaba do not like nor trust each other at all.  
• Also speaking on her love life, the actress revealed she can never marry a fellow Nollywood actor because of many things she has witnessed about them on set.
• Giving an exception, she said the only actor she could have ended up marrying is married.

Popular Nigerian actress, Ruth Eze, has claimed that actors in the east, especially Asaba, Delta state, are wary of each other.

She said ‘Asabahood’ is so dangerous that while on set, no one buys another person food because there is no trust.

Ruth Eze also opined that whatever makes a couple happy in a relationship or marriage should be kept private. She said:

“A lot of people don’t like to see others, especially in Nollywood in the eastern part of the country. We don’t like one another. I cannot expose my relationship, or who I am in love with.
“There is no actor in Nollywood, especially in Asaba (Delta State), that one would buy food for on set and they would eat. Everybody is scared, because of how dangerous that side is. When one goes for any production, one is usually scared. So, in order to be careful, one has to buy one’s food.”

The Thespian made the claims while speaking on why she cannot get married to her male counterpart, especially after the only actor she would have ended up with is already married.

The movie star revealed that different girls often bring food to actors, even the married ones, while on set.

Ruth Eze during an interview with PUNCH, stated that she can marry a filmmaker but not an actor.
According to the movie star, if the public has the opportunity to see the lifestyles of some Nollywood actors when on a movie set, they might not have anything to do with them. She said:

“I can never marry a colleague. I can marry a filmmaker, but not an actor. If you see the things they do on set while filming, even the married ones, you wouldn’t want to have anything to do with them. Other girls come to look for them, and some even bring food.
“Imagine filming in Enugu and your family is in Asaba; you would see girls bringing food to them on set. Imagine being in love with such an actor and witnessing that. The only colleague I would have loved to get married to is already married.”