Nollywood Actress Bares Breast in New Movie, Claims She Is A Devout Christian

A few weeks after photos of bare-breasted actresses from the
set of an epic movie,hit the internet upcoming actresses Peace
Maria Francis has defended their act, saying it was all about the
profession.

In an exclusive interview with Nollywood Insider ,Peace, who hails
from Akwa Ibom state appealed to her fans and movie
enthusiasts
“Show me love and appreciation, and not condemnation. This is
about my profession and I want to express myself better as it
should be done, in my acting career.”“My manager got it for me.
He told me about the job and I agreed to take part in it. I wasn’t
forced to do it.

It is all because I wanted to use it to tell the real story of what
happened back then in our country, Nigeria. It is also in a bid to
tell our younger ones how we started back then, and the only way
to do that, is to express it in a professional manner. That is what
I am in the industry to do; tell people the real story and interpret
such roles very well, for their better understanding and
enjoyment.”” As a professional actor I do take risk. For I take
enormous pride when people call me an actor. This means and
shows how serious I take my job. It is a sign of the sacrifice and
effort I put in it to make my acts have some sense of reality,
while sending good messages to our people, “
She continued

“I am a Christian, for crying out loud. I fear God and worship him
as best as I can. But would that stop me from doing my job? I
think that shouldn’t.Some ask how much I was paid to expose
my body like that. Others want to know ask why I did it. They say
I am desperate and a paid prostitute.

All I want them to know is that I am just a good actor, who takes
her job with the seriousness it deserves. I only played the
character given to me and interpret the role well. I’m not here for
fame or money. I really love my job. I do it professionally. I went
into acting because I love it. That’s the only thing I do that gives
me joy. I am here to make a difference. It’s about my passion.”
She summed it up, saying,

“Let the world know that it is not easy for anyone to come out
and change his or her identity, in order to make films look real.
The world should be more supportive than criticising us.
They always want Nollywood to give them good movies but if
there are no good actors, there would be no good movie. Why
are Nigerians not watching Nollywood movies again and prefer
Mexican and Hollywood films? Is it not because they are tired of
what we act and produce? Yes. They feel we are lacking behind.

This is what we are trying to correct and save our dying film
industry. Here, I promise my fans, that I would not disappoint
them. It is not about S*X but good acting.”