Nollywood actress Foluke Daramola, deeply moved by the recent passing of Dejumo Lewis, has penned a heartfelt open letter to President Tinubu and Governor Sanwo Olu, shedding light on the alarming state of veteran actors in the industry.
In her letter, Daramola discloses that Uncle Dejumo Lewis had unmet needs, emphasizing the struggles faced by aging actors that often go unnoticed. While respecting the deceased's privacy, she hints at the challenges he endured behind the scenes.
Expressing a sense of responsibility towards her fellow actors, Daramola pleads with the government to intervene urgently. She calls for the establishment of a trust fund to cater to the health and well-being of these veterans, who have played pivotal roles in shaping the Nollywood landscape.
Daramola acknowledges the challenges faced by the government but passionately advocates for a lasting solution. She points out the lack of a pension system in Nollywood, stressing the need for essential support and assistance with basic needs for the veterans.
The actress reflects on the contributions of these industry pioneers, who have brought joy to the nation and underscores the government's role in ensuring their happiness and appreciation in their later years. The open letter serves as a poignant plea for immediate action to address the struggles faced by Nollywood veterans and secure a better future for them.
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