Kano Censors Board has suspended actress Samha Inuwa from acting and appearing in Kannywood movies for one year.

The board accused the actress of posting pictures of herself in indecent attire.

The suspension is part of the Kano State Censorship Board’s efforts to maintain moral integrity in the Kannywood film industry and ensure compliance with its rules and regulations.

Top actresses like Rahama Sadau and Nafeesat Abdullahi were also suspended in the past for similar accusations by the board.

In a statement issued by Abdullahi Sulaiman, the Information Officer for the Kano State Censorship Board, on Saturday, it accused the actress of not heeding the board’s several warnings

“The actress had been repeatedly warned about her inappropriate attire, vulgar displays, and offensive language in some of her videos.

“Samha Inuwa had been repeatedly cautioned about her crude dressing and vulgar displays, but she continued to flout the board’s regulations.

The statement said, “In addition to the suspension, the board has revoked her licence and halted the censorship of any films featuring her.

“The board reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring that all films, writings, and other forms of expression align with the state’s religious values, cultural norms, and moral standards.

However, the board has not publicly disclosed the specific comments or images deemed indecent or violating its regulatory ethics, leaving the nature of the offence unclear.

The 27-year-old actress has appeared in many Kannywood movies, including Fansa, where she starred alongside Ali Nuhu.

She has also appeared in Shekarar Take, Ta’addanci, Mariya, Wutar Kara, and Matan Zamani, among others.

She also won the Best Actress Award, Kannywood, in the City People Awards in 2018.

Popular Nollywood actress, Iyabo Ojo has revealed that she has been sexually assaulted five times in the past.

The thespian made the traumatic disclosure with Biola Bayo, on her talk show, Talk to B.

She emphasized her zero-tolerance stance on rape, whilst also expressing her frustration with rape apologists.

Iyabo Ojo also discussed her complicated family history, including her father’s struggles with addiction, which led to his death at 40.

She revealed that she grew up with her grandmother and didn’t meet her mother until she was seven years old.

She said, “I was raped five times in my life. I discovered we have a lot of rape apologists. I don’t care who the person is; if that person is my son, I am going to come for him unapologetically.

“I have never met Naira Marley before my entire life. The only time I lacked was when I insisted this was the man I was going to get married to because, at that time, my dad and I disowned each other.

My dad did everything, alcohol and drugs, so it messed him up at a young age. He died at 40.

“I grew up with my grandmother, who is half Delta and half Igbo. I think I was seven before I knew my mother”.

Ghanaian-Nigerian actress, Yvonne Okoro, has said she prefers Nigerian men to their Ghanaian counterparts.

She explained that her preference for Nigerian men isn’t just because of their generosity but also for their romantic nature.

Speaking in a recent episode of the Ghanaian TV show, Showbiz 360 with her colleague Majid Michel, Okoro said her ideal man is someone who is both romantic and generous.

“Nigerian men or Ghanaian men? Nigerian men are better. I didn’t say Nigerian men because of money. That’s not the only thing. Money is there but love, affection is very important. Because if they give me money and there’s no love and they’re very disrespectful, I wouldn’t want that.

“I want the whole package. That’s my kind of man. I want everything.”

Okoro was born in Tamale, Ghana to a Nigerian dad and Ghanaian mother.

She has starred in both Nollywood and Ghollywood movies.