Afrocandy Blasts Nigerian Marketers


Controversial American-Nigerian actress and pórnstar Afrocandy took a hard stance on the greed of Nigerian sellers.
Afrocandy published a message on her Facebook page to blast Nigerian distributors who increased prices for her movies, preventing many fans from buying them.
Read the full message below:
Why are Nigerian Marketers too Greedy? Guys pls Do not Buy the Movie Destructive Instinct if the price is more than #300 cos I did not discuss that with the marketers they just wanna reap where they did not sow and it's not fair.
How can they be selling my Movie for #500, #700, #1000 that's crazy. I made sure it would be cheap and available for all my Fans in Nigeria.
Leave it for them let them eat it and you can go to Alaba and buy from the distributor at Contact Pointblank Productions, No: AB330 PIN: 22E048CE, 08033347062.....
They've really thought me a big lesson now that I know Nigeria is ready for me, I will bring in my foreign Partners to handle this. They will never smell my projects again if they keep up with this  nonsense.

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