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The issue of nudity in Nigerian movies has been a topic of debate among stakeholders in the Nigerian entertainment industry. While some actors and actresses have posed nude for roles, others have condemned the trend, calling it a form of decadence and a negative influence on society. Some prominent figures, such as Orits Williki and Sheri Ilerika, have spoken out against the trend, with Williki stating that he would never allow his wife to pose nude and Ilerika declaring that the federal government should ban actresses who have made themselves subject to nude pictures. The issue has sparked a heated debate, with some supporting the trend as a form of artistic expression and others condemning it as a negative influence on society.

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The issue of nudity in Nigerian movies has been a topic of debate among stakeholders in the Nigerian entertainment industry. While some actors and actresses have posed nude for roles, others have condemned the trend, calling it a form of decadence and a negative influence on society. Some prominent figures, such as Orits Williki and Sheri Ilerika, have spoken out against the trend, with Williki stating that he would never allow his wife to pose nude and Ilerika declaring that the federal government should ban actresses who have made themselves subject to nude pictures. The issue has sparked a heated debate, with some supporting the trend as a form of artistic expression and others condemning it as a negative influence on society.

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