Reports in Ghana claim Yvonne Nelson, a top actress in the country, threw caution to the wind at a press conference held on Friday, July 10, 2015 to create publicity for a new film, 'Any Other Monday'.
It was reported that the actress ranted at a journalist who had asked a question concerning a Nigerian actress that also acted in the movie.
According to reports, a journalist had asked the producer of the movie, Pascal Amanfo, if the Nigerian actress, Kunle Remi, got a work permit from the necessary authority to feature in the flick, which Yvonne did not find palatable.
Yvonne reportedly flared up and slammed journalists in Ghana for being unprofessional, saying she goes to Nigeria to act films without being harassed.
She allegedly said there are too many irresponsible journalists in Ghana and urged media men to write positive stories about actors and not negative stories.
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