Stella Damasus speaks after alleged assassination attempt

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                                  Photo of Stella Damasus


Nollywood actress Stella Damasus has finally spoken after hired assassins allegedly entered the home of Daniel Ademonikan’s in Abuja and threatened to kill her, In a recent interview, Stella Damasus said that the threat on her life will not stop her from speaking the truth and standing up for the rights of women and young girls.
About 12 gunmen are believed to have enetered Ademonikan’s home on May 31, and asked for Damasus. Luckily the actress was at a movie location in the United States.
I am not one of those who shout in the morning and then at night I go behind the public and accept “Ghana must go” from those who are causing these problems. We all see what is wrong and what is going on, shutting me up will not put an end to the issues we are facing. If we don’t deal with these things now, what kind of society are we leaving behind for our children and their children? Definitely not a place where they can live in freedom and peace.
This is not a popularity contest but about speaking the truth and standing up for what is right. They should shift the focus from me and place priority on the matters at hand, and place it on the safety of Nigerians, rescuing the abducted girls, deleting the bill that legally puts our little girls in the hands of pedophiles, paying attention to the amount of women dying from domestic violence daily, unemployment, inadequate health care, proper education, pension funds, economic development and all the other things that are affecting the nation."
Location: Abuja, Nigeria

Comments

Anonymous said…
Wicked nation
6/11/2014 5:59 pm
Anonymous said…
Dearie you are protected ok
6/11/2014 6:00 pm
Anonymous said…
I wonder what this country is turning into oOOO.#Badleadership.
6/11/2014 6:02 pm
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