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BamBam is the most unprofessional actor ever - Nollywood film maker Chinney Love says about ex-BBNaija housemate (video)

A Nollywood movie producer has recently bared her mind on the questionable work ethics of one of the former housemates on popular reality show, Big Brother Naija (BBN).

The movie producer identified as Chinney Love, recently had an interview session with BroadwayTV, in which she talked about some of her latest movie projects and the role, ex-BBNaija housemate BamBam, had played in almost ruining her efforts.

Fielding a question on what had really transpired between the both of them, the ace producer shared that it had all started when she was putting up her movie, Hire A Woman, and had considered the former reality star for a role.

Seeing that it was another opportunity coming her way after the highly coveted reality show, BamBam when contacted agreed to take on a role in the movie.

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A mix up had however transpired when there was a clash in schedule for the both of them. The producer in a bid to make things work revealed that, she made changes to her schedule to accommodate Bam Bam’s shoot, so that both parties could do the needful and get on with their busy lives.

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According to the movie producer, a night to the official day of shoot, she had told her personal assistant to contact the ex-BBNaija star to bring a costume, but had received a shock when the assistant reported back that Bam-Bam had left for Abuja.

See the full interview below:

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had previously gathered the report of Nollywood actresss Regina Daniels, who had taken to social media to share a picture of her newly acquired Benz. The actress purchased the new automobile just a few days after gifting her mother a luxury mansion.

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