EXCLUSIVE: How NOLLYWOOD Actress Eucharia Anunobi Abandoned Her Father’s House

YES, we want to take you back to their various roots one after the other...who's next? Watch out!

Eucharia Anunobi was once amongst the hottest NOLLWOOD actresses that rocked the boat of Nigerian film industry, especially after she featured in the groundbreaking rattle snake, where she acted as Nneka, which did not only earned her popularity in Nigeria, but earned her a family backlash from her father, who is an ardent Catholic church member, and a strong believer of women uprightness, who also frowned at indecent dressing and immorality amongst women.

But after some time, the old man had no other option than to accept back his daughter who was then growing so popular in the Nigerian movie industry, so they made peace.

But what baffled me most is the fact that Eucharia made lots of money, had lots of fun, won lots of fan, and even travelled to lots of glamorous places, but she never saw the need to develop her father’s dilapidating house in the village where she was born and brought up, what a shame?

This seems to be a general attitude amongst Nigerian female children- they always feel reluctant to help their immediate family just because they believe they will be married out of the family, then why shouldn’t there be gender-mistreatment in Nigeria since this is how our female children feel about their own parental homes? They feel because they aren’t male, therefore there isn’t need for them to invest their money in their parental home development, which is bad. This is one of the reasons men love to give birth to male children more than the female children, not necessarily because the male children are supernatural, but because they are often the ones who take full responsibility of their father’s house; sponsoring their siblings in school, rebuilding and renovating their family houses sometimes annually, and even contributing in their community development, I think these are some of the reasons why male children are highly celebrated more than female children in Nigeria.

Imagine the pains a man faces, after giving birth to a female child, labored to give her the best of education and all, and she grows up only to marry a man who would bring just one keg of wine and few notes of currency, and that’s the end of story. Whereas if it were a male child, the man would witness a lot of positive impact in his home; the son would bring in a new woman as a wife (a multiplication to his home), followed by new arriving kids, he builds a good house in his father’s house, he contributes in developing his father’s community, he gives scholarship to his kinsmen, and bring all forms of development to his family and community, thereby making his father proud, so why won’t Nigerian men celebrate male children more than female children? Please our ladies need to start thinking towards this direction if they truly want a realistic gender-equality treatment in Nigeria.

We also discovered that most of the female celebrities spend 70 to 80% of their income on frivolities like- latest clothes, shoes, handbags, jewelries, cars (another fast adopting trend), parties, etc, which according to our underground agents, are the reasons they often times get stuck in between patronizing corporate prostitution, whereby they sleep around with politicians, successful business men and top male celebrities to be able to pay their exorbitant and outrageous lifestyles that always leave them penniless at the end of their stardom, thank God for celebrity endorsements and companies giving them adverts nowadays, if not, many would have gone hungry.

Our source told us that almost all the popular NOLLYWOOD actresses, who are of course from the South Eastern part of Nigeria, precisely, Imo State, hardly travel back to their villages where most of them were born and raised before they became famous. We also learnt that most don’t assist their siblings financially, and even some have denounced being a native of their hometown just to appear more western and chic, why deny your root in the name of stardom? Remember, it comes with a negative price, so be careful.

The picture above shows Eucharia Anunobi’s family house at Mbaise, Imo State. We learnt that the only good thing she ever added to that house all through the time of her stardom was a bad paint that didn’t only made the house look odd, but also mockery.

Our secret agents are coming to your houses one after the other, so don’t laugh at Eucharia’s exposure yet, we are digging deep to ensure that we expose all those celebrities who only shine on the outside, leaving their inside dirty, we will soon expose your fake life to the world, so wake up!

The only thing you can do for yourself now is to start being real; go back to your root, be more contributive to your immediate family and make them feel the impact of your wealth and fame, not just on media, because we are determined to expose each and every one of you, one after the other, so the faster you wake up, the better for you.

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