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“It’s his colleague’s hard work” – Mixed reactions as filmmaker, Stanley Ontop, reportedly gets arrested and detained in Asaba

Filmmaker Stanley Ontop arrested and detained by SCID in Asaba Kemi Filani blog min

Nigerian filmmaker Stanley Ontop has been reportedly arrested.

According to reports online, the movie maker was arrested and detained in Asaba by the State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department (SCID).

Details about his arrest are yet to he ascertained at the time of reporting.

The news has left many divided, as while some rejoiced, others expressed concern for him.

One Udychime wrote, “Na him colleague hard work. Her name starts with Q

One nenyedearie wrote, “What did he do? Please, nothing should happen to Stanley

One leo_uzoo wrote, “This arrest is connected to Oga Chinedu, because freedom after speech is not guaranteed

One tiara_bougie wrote, “Epa don start

One fabricsby_laurel wrote, “He talks too much. Stanley is a sharer of bad news; he insults people anyhow

One miss_airlaa wrote, “Good for him

One Anabel_medspa wrote, “Long-awaited

One bluemagic14 wrote, “Finally

One sparkling7988 wrote, “I thought he said no one fit to arrest him”.

Over the years, Stanley had topped headlines for getting involved in his colleagues’ affairs and weighing in on celebrity issues.

Recently, he expressed Stanley’s disappointment at the outcome of the Actors Guild presidential election following Rita Daniels’ loss. He claimed that Rita would have won the election if the powers in Abuja hadn’t hijacked it. He expressed that some delegates prioritised personal gain over the association’s integrity.

During Regina Daniels’ highly publicised marital issues, he stated that Ned Nwoko had never loved the actress and that all was a façade.

He had called out the wives of Nigerian Senators over their silence on Regina Daniels’ marital issues. He questioned whether the women weren’t aware of what was happening to their secretary. He questioned whether Nigeria was actually working, as he noted that it could be their turn tomorrow.