Michel, but his Ghanaian fans have brought out the knives and forks, threatening to cut him into pieces anytime they see him in the country.
Majid Michel In Trouble For Supporting Nollywood
One of , has seen himself gathering hate from his own people over a comment where he reportedly made that only the Nigerian movie industry, Nollywood, truly exists and that their Ghanaian counterpart, Ghollywood, only exist in name.
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The rivalry between Nollywood and Ghollywood is an issue that has raged for some time now but the truth is that most Ghanaian actors have made their names in Nollywood while Nigeria is a second home to many of their artistes like YvonneNelson, NadiaBuari, JackieAppiah and many others.
So which of the ‘ do you think is better?
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