For the umpteenth time, veteran nollywood star, Ramsey Tokunbo Nouah, has raised alarm over an impostor who has been misleading unsuspecting members of the public.
Nouah, who is considered to be one of the most sought after actors in Nigeria, revealed that the attack was so subtle in the last five months that his colleagues in the movie industry did not notice.
He added that some of his colleagues went ahead to contract business with the impostor. Nouah wrote on his Instagram page @ramseynouah on Monday. He wrote, “IMPOSTOR ALERT! Someone has been impersonating me for months now! I don’t understand how my colleagues and others did not find this out ASAP and continued to work with the fraud.
“I am out here in #Dubai but he’s currently on a movie set in Lagos filming with a director that I thought knew me well! THIS IS CRAZY! “Concerted efforts are underway to apprehend whoever the impostor is and bring him to feel the full weight of the law. Updates soon!,” Nouah said. Nouah’s acting career kicked off in 1993, when he starred in the Nigerian TV soap opera ‘Fortunes’. He has been called ‘Lover-Boy’ for his numerous roles in romantic films. In 2010, Nouah won the African Movie Academy Award for ‘Best Actor in a Leading Role’ for his performance in the ‘Best Picture’ award-winning film ‘The Figurine’.
The actor is most recently, a recurring character in comedian Ayo ‘AY’ Makun’s movies including ’30 Days in Atlanta’, ‘A Trip to Jamaica’ and ‘Accidental Spy’.
It would be recalled that sometimes last month on social media, it went viral that the veteran actor had died in a ghastly motor accident, in which fans of the actor send condolence messages on the page of the actor.
It was however false as the picture posted on the social media was that of a film shot some times back.
