The Kano State Censorship Board has suspended and revoked the operating license of popular Kannywood actress, Samha M. Inuwa, for violating the board’s regulations on indecent dressing and vulgar content posting, among others.
Daily Trust received a statement issued and signed by the board’s Information Officer, Abdullahi Sani Sulaiman, handing out the sanctions.
The statement said Samha had been repeatedly warned about her “crude dressing and vulgar displays,” but she continued to flout the board’s regulations and as such the board had resolved to suspend her.
It further revealed that the suspension took immediate effect, barring Samha from appearing in any films for the next 12 months.
The board, according to the statement, said the decision was in response to multiple complaints it received from the public and concerned citizens in Kano regarding the actress’ conducts that violated the board’s regulations.
Additionally, the board revoked Samha’s operating licences and halted the censorship of any films featuring the actress.
This action is considered a fulfilment of the new leadership of the board under Abba Al-Mustapha to bring back sanity into the Hausa filmmaking industry.
