“Please don’t kill me” – Hollywood actor Idris Elba to Nancy Isime in fun video with Deyemi Okanlawon, others

• In a star-studded event hosted by a Media Mogul, Mo Abudu, in Lagos, Hollywood’s suave sensation, Idris Elba, graced the scene, sparked excitement among Nollywood’s finest.
• Nancy Isime couldn’t resist sharing the electrifying moment on her Instagram, where she captured the playful banter between herself and Elba.
• With a mischievous twinkle in his eye, he jokingly pleaded with her not to “kill” him, playfully referencing her notorious role in one of her blockbuster films that he had the pleasure of watching.

Nancy Isime, the darling of Nigerian cinema and media circles, treated fans to an exhilarating experience as she shared sensational moments with the illustrious British-born Hollywood star, Idris Elba at a glamorous event in Lagos.

Nigerian Media Mogul and philanthropist, MO Abudu, orchestrated a dazzling event in Lagos called the Creator Luncheon.

The star-studded affair featured none other than Idris Elba and international business leader Denelle Dixon as hosts, drawing in a constellation of Nollywood luminaries.

Icons like Omotola Jalade and the stellar cast of the blockbuster movie ‘Blood Sisters,’ including Nancy Isime, Deyemi Okanlawon, and Ini Dima-Okojie, were among the esteemed guests invited to partake in the event.

Nancy Isime thrilled her Instagram followers with intimate snapshots alongside Idris Elba and Deyemi Okanlawon.

The Hollywood star playfully expressed his apprehension about Nancy potentially “killing” him, meeting the same fate as Deyemi in “Blood Sisters,” sparking uproarious laughter among them all.

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In other news, the Delta state police command has revealed why a Nollywood costumier who was accused of raping a 10-year-old girl was released on bail.

The costumier — simply identified as Prince Onyenwere — was allegedly caught abusing the girl on a movie set in January.

He was thereafter handed over to the police after he was beaten for committing the alleged act.

Onyenwere was subsequently released by the police, sparking a wave of criticism on social media.