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AGN Hails Tinubu For Zack Orji’s Post Surgery Evaluation

The National President of the Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN )Emeka Rollas has expressed gratitude to President Bola Tinubu for his swift intervention to the health crisis of veteran actor Zack Orji. 

Zack Orji was seen in viral pictures  departung for the United Kingdom for post-surgery assessment.

In a statement on Saturday, Rollas thanked President Tinubu for his fatherly attention to the creative industry. 

He also commended the First Lady, Sen. Oluremi Tinubu, for her motherly care towards the veteran actor and Seyi Tinubu, the President’s son, for his unwavering support.

He also lauded the Minister for Women Affairs, Uju Kennedy-Ohanenye, for her relentless efforts in ensuring Orji’s quick recovery.

The AGN President stated that Orji was grateful to his longtime friend, Ahmed Bala, for standing by him throughout the period.

“We have witnessed the unprecedented support that President Tinubu is giving to the creative industry,” he said.

“This has clearly shown his clear determination to uplift the sector to be more relevant and beneficial to both the practitioners and the national economy and we find it necessary to appreciate him.

“We also appreciate the Minister for Women Affair, Uju Kennedy-Ohanenye, for her relentless efforts in ensuring that Zack Orji gets back on his feet hale and hearty.

“Zack Orji equally extends his profound gratitude to his longtime friend, Ahmed Bala, for standing by him all through the period,” the statement reads in part. 

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Rita Elenwo

Rita Aletor- Elenwo, is a professional journalist with experience in broadcast, print and online reporting. A proud citizen of Edo state, Nigeria (Esan South East Local Government) Rita had her first degree in philosophy from Ebonyi State University (2008), PGD, in Communication from the University of Port Harcourt (2020), and currently in pursuit of an MSC degree in communication. Rita (nee Aletor-) is happily married with lovely children.

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