Veteran Nollywood actor Gentle Jack recently shared a humorous yet revealing experience from Port Harcourt, where he found himself stranded after his car broke down in Rumuola.
In a candid statement, he lamented that despite his celebrity status, no one was willing to lend a hand.
“Imagine say my car break down for Rumuola inside Port Harcourt, nobody gree come help me push,” he expressed, reflecting on the scene where bystanders simply stared at him.
“Dem just dey look me eyeball to eyeball dey tell me say ‘NA VUGA BE THAT NA, THAT MAN WEY K!LL LION FOR FIM, OYA SHOW WORKING.’”
The actor's comments highlight a larger conversation about the perception of celebrities in everyday life and the expectations placed upon them.
Gentle Jack, known for his memorable roles, humorously pointed out the irony of being recognized but not assisted, showcasing the unique dynamics of fame in his hometown.
His story serves as a reminder that while fame may draw attention, it does not always translate into support in times of need.