The interim Chairman
of Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN), Tope Babayemi, has described the alleged
theft of nine iPhones by Seun Egbegbe, a Nollywood filmmaker, as shameful. Egbegbe was Tuesday caught trying to
steal iPhones at Computer Village in Ikeja, Lagos.
Babayemi told NAN on Friday that the law must take its
course if Egbegbe is tried and found guilty.
“For me, it’s an example of bad practice and by extent it’s
an example of the kind of thing we as a society are working hard to discourage,”
he said.
“At the level of the guild and association, because we are
not a hundred percent settled, there are court cases and issues at the national
level that are affecting issues at the state chapters.
“My position as interim chairman is that no formal request
has been made to us for assistance in anyway.
“As such what you do in that kind of situation is you allow
the law to take its course, because law and order is paramount in building
society.
“If he has been found to commit that offence, the law must
take its course.’’
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