Regina Daniels Makes A Strong Case Against Child Labour As She Shares Encounter With A 14-Year-Old Girl On Set
Regina Daniels Nwoko has issued out a disclaimer to her colleagues and movie producers in the entertainment industry telling them to stop taking advantage of young girls who aspire to achieve fame.
The young mother of two recounted her encounter with a teenager she met on a movie set, who was learning make-up.
While on the movie set, the billionaireâs wife was surprised to find a 14-year-old girl working as a makeup artist for a young man instead of being in school.
Knowing how dangerous the industry could be especially to young girls who are eager to break through, the actress who also joined the industry as a teenager, approached her and she opened up to her on her struggles.
After questioning, Regina whose husband recently won the senatorial seat, discovered that she had left her parentsâ home at the age of 13 to pursue her dreams and had worked with various celebrities and crew members.
The young girl revealed that her parents were based in Port Harcourt and she had left home for Delta to work. She disclosed that she has been sleeping in different hotels with both male and female and at times has been harassed by them.
Being passionate for young girls, Regina Daniels had taken her in and registered her in one of the best school, a boarding school in Delta state, and was surprised to see how well she performed during her entrance exam.
Calling out her colleagues, Regina questioned if they were stupid as the young child revealed to her that she has worked with certain celebrities.
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Noting how the society is bad for ladies, Regina pleaded with her colleagues to stand against child labour. For her, she has made a vow to always fight with any movie producers who recruit young kids for movie roles.
She captioned a video she shared on Instagram, âDISCLAIMER!! This goes to the celebrities and movie producers. Please say NO to child Labour? And keep the industry secureâ.
âThere is something I want to share, itâs a story I wouldnât like to share but I have to because there are things that I canât out an end to alone. It takes a collective effort.
I met a young girl on a movie set, she said she was the make-up artiste on set. When I asked her why she isnât in school, she said her parents are in Port Harcourt and told me she sleeps in different hotels.
I could immediately feel she is losing it, I told her to fi return to her parents and I would sponsor her. She told me she has been working with different celebrities and crew members and I begin to winder if these celebrities are useless.
Most of if these movie producers end up sleeping with such ladies. I took her to one of the best school in Delta State. The society is bad as it is and we know that young girls are at the messy of society (The underprivileged ones). I urge other celebrities to not encourage child labour.”