Kidnappers’ bullet attack on filmmaker Jonas Izuegbu in Asaba shocks Lizzy Gold, Linc Edochie, others

• In an electrifying turn of events that has set social media ablaze, reports of movie producer Jonas Izuegbu being kidnapped and shot have sent shockwaves through the entertainment world, leaving fans and colleagues reeling in disbelief.
• Prominent movie stars such as Lizzy Gold, Linc Edochie, and Eucharia Anunobi have taken to social media to pour out their hearts, expressing their deep anguish and searing outrage over this tragic incident.

Nollywood is reeling after the shocking news that renowned movie producer Jonas Izuegbu was recently kidnapped and brutally shot in Asaba, the Delta State capital.

The alarming incident came to light when Nollywood actress Lizzy Gold broke the news on her Instagram page on Friday.

In a heart-wrenching post, Lizzy revealed that Izuegbu was not only abducted but also shot in the leg before his eventual release on Thursday.

Her poignant message painted a grim picture of the escalating dangers in Asaba, underscoring that the once-peaceful city is no longer safe.

She wrote;

“Asaba is no longer safe my friend @unasmovies a nollywood producer was kidnapped in asaba around DLA road two days ago and shot on the leg ….he was released yersterday and currently receiving treatment …Delta state govt @sheriffoborevwori needs to beef up security in asaba …

“The rate of kidnappers in the state is becoming alarming …his car and phones were taken from him pls swipe to see the car ..if you find it anywhere pls send me a dm..”

In the wake of Lizzy Gold’s shocking revelation, her comment section was flooded with reactions from fellow Nollywood stars, including Linc Edochie and Eucharia Anunobi. They, along with a host of other celebrities, expressed their horror and dismay over the tragic incident, highlighting the growing insecurity that has engulfed Delta State.

Their heartfelt comments echoed a shared sense of disbelief and sorrow, with many bemoaning the alarming state of safety in the region.

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