The President, Actors Guild of Nigeria, Mr. Emeka Rollas has debunked rumours making rounds that the association will make the state ungovernable for the present administration of Dr. Alex Otti.
Rollas said it was necessary to clear the air to stop the crisis from further escalating.
The National President, Emeka Rollas while briefing newsmen in Umuahia on the challenges confronting the chapter explains that some unscrupulous elements were determined to bring the body to disrepute by creating crisis between the guild and the state government.
He maintains that the Actors Guild of Nigeria is a non partisan association and would not be used to curry any form of favour from the state or any other government and warned those fermenting problem to desist forthwith while extending an olive branch to erring members.
He also reveals that the guild in the state only has an interim government led by Doris Ogala as elections would be conducted after proper investigations by the committees which has been inaugurated and is led by Ejike Asiegbu.
Rollas also insists that the challenge which has lasted for years remains a cloak in the wheel of the progress of the union and will not be tolerated going forthwith while appealing to his members to be law abiding, peaceful and not take laws into their hands.
He however, appealed to the state government to ignore any news or rumours, assuring that the Guild in Abia State is in support of his administration and aligns with the positive impact in the new Abia.
A member of the committee set to look into the crisis in Abia State Chapter of the Actors Guild of Nigeria Steve Eboh also advocated for peace within themselves to ensure a lasting AGN in Abia State adding that there is only one AGN in Abia and there is no need for crisis.
The briefing featured the cutting of birthday cake in celebration of the president with the Chairperson National Association of Women Journalists, Abia State Chapter, Josephine Ogwo amongst other members of the Actors Guild Abia state chapter and also group photographs.
