Nollywood needs more love— Queeneth Agbor

Queeneth Agbor, a prominent actress in the Nigerian film industry, discusses her career and humanitarian efforts with TOFARATI IGE. She currently runs a non-governmental organization called Strength Beyond Walls, which focuses on empowering and rehabilitating inmates. Queeneth considers service to humanity as the best form of life and believes in second chances and the power of kindness.

She is currently working on a biographical film, "Halima Abubakar: True Life Story," which she finds emotionally and realistically challenging. The movie delves into the harsh realities of abusive marriages, a topic that has left a lasting impact on her. Queeneth reveals that some scenes for this project were captured outside traditional sets using personal phones and various locations to create a more authentic experience.

Reflecting on her career, she identifies the role of an Indian character in "Namaste" as the most challenging experiment in terms of accent and mannerisms. This role expanded her fan base and introduced her to Indian films, sparking a newfound passion for the genre. Beyond her acting career, Queeneth emphasizes the importance of self-love and setting boundaries in the film industry.

She has received accolades for her work and now believes in her worth, stating that she is not interested in collaborating with anyone else. In a humorous anecdote, she shares an unexpected encounter with a fan, who recognized her in a nightgown and screamed, demanding to take a picture with her, which left her feeling embarrassed.

Despite the awkwardness, Queeneth maintains a positive outlook on her career and the impact she has made in the Nigerian film industry.