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Nigerian actor and director, Ramsey Nouah have reacted after a lady claimed his production crew refused to pay her for a service she rendered on ‘Living in Bondage.
Recall that a graphic designer with the Twitter handle (@louisajlo) on Wednesday said she was contracted to work on designs to be used for Nouah’s film in 2018 but was later fired only for her to discover that her designs were used after watching the movie.
The lady alleged that she had been made to do sleepless nights in hotels, designing and redesigning on demand without being paid even until two years after.
Louisajlo however, acknowledged that she was contacted and compensated hours after her claims gained traction on social media.
In the heat of the controversy, Nouah took to his social media pages to address the claims, stating that the issue bordered on miscommunication.
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“Woke up to this news. Grateful it was just a miscommunication”
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