Did they mention your children's names there?

Is it your money used to produce it?


If they change the names if the characters without mentioning your names and their names, I don't think you can stop them.

Ok

Shame, all for the love of Fame and money. May God forgive me if I am wrong.

Why use someone's pain to gain money for urself without even taking permission from their relatives .. Nigerians and exploitation

Hmmm

a strategy to cash out

Interesting

Sad memory

AtorKelly:


…say movie produced without consultation



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/01/dark-october-parents-of-slain-aluu-4-urge-linda-ikeji-netflix-to-retract-movie-suspend-premiere/

Its never right to make movie about someone’s family without contacting them, this country we too dey act abnormally even the LindaIkeji that did the movie 🎥 wouldn’t even accept such if someone did a movie about her without her consent, they should do the needful and contact the family to cross examine the story they may even have a better ideas and a good storyline to share with the producer, let’s start doing things right in this country.

this is pure linda ikeji unfortunately

the mask is off. no more friendly neighbourhood blogger. this is the real linda ikeji .the one who published femi kutis paternity issues without any concern for the impact on his children.

woman wants a cut of the netflix money before the tap closes

How do you do something so sensitive, without getting permission from the families of the victims?

Is Linda Ikeji mad?

And why are they urging her to do anything? Drag her and Netflix to court if they air it. The anyhowness in Nigeria is so bad that people think they can take people's trauma and make money off of it without regard for their experiences.


Drag her to court and make her pay if it airs.

Linda Ikeji is the only one apart from the parents who hasn’t moved on from this issue. I understand the parent’s viewpoint. At the same time I don’t picture the woman trying to exploit the situation for financial benefit. Both sides should meet and come to an agreement. I remember up to seven years after the ordeal when many Nigerians came to a quick conclusion and continued with their lives, Ikeji kept promoting the story, hoping to reach a satisfying conclusion for the parents. I doubt such came to fruition. Now she has chosen to aid a movie based on the story in the hope to stop a future reoccurrence.

Some of these so called yeyebrities can be so dumb.

I pity the gullible ones who follow them on social media and see them as role models...

dontai:
It's not necessary she seeks consent.

It is

It is not her story to tell. She must seek consent

francis5051:
Allow them do the movie.. is only a character your sons are not really involved

You are a fool!
If same was done for your deceased parent or sibling or child, will you say the rubbish you just said above?

If Linda ikeji out of respect for those boys did not seek consent of their parents, then she bleeped up big time....LIKE BIG TIME. What will it cost you to seek their consent and possibly give them 15% of whatever profit the movie grossed. How would she have felt if same was done to her

Is it documentary

meobizy:
Linda Ikeji is the only one apart from the parents who hasn’t moved on from this issue. I understand the parent’s viewpoint. At the same time I don’t picture the woman trying to exploit the situation for financial benefit. Both sides should meet and come to an agreement. I remember up to seven years after the ordeal when many Nigerians stuck to a quick conclusion and continued with their lives, Ikeji kept promoting the story, hoping to reach a satisfying conclusion for the parents.

You think they will put a movie on Netflix if Netflix does not pay?

She sold the movie, she made it with money so her aim is to make more money, but the least she could have done was consult the families of the slain boys

They will meet in court then !

Naijaspiderman:
I'm sure Linda Ikeji wouldn't retract the movie 💯

Hmm

dontai:
It's not necessary she seeks consent.

Teeth dey pain you

as bad as it looks, the family is free to make their movie and narrate their version of the story .

Linda ikeji is a dunce just like her ipob brothers, flat block heads.

When i remember the way those innocent children were killed, tears run down my cheek.

Nigeria is a terrible country.

francis5051:
Allow them do the movie.. is only a character your sons are not really involved

By ur statement, u just showed how myopic and clueless you are about how the entertainment industry works globally. If Linda tried this in the United States or even less saner climes like South Africa, she would have been bombarded with plethora of law suits and injunctions.

Lionize:
It depends on how the narration goes in the movie. Story must be told.

What do you mean by story must be told.

If the people involved don't want you to tell their story, respect that and back off.

So, before any movie of Biafran
Civil war be made, all the families of
the killed Biafrans must first be
contacted❓

The killing of the ALUU 4 is something
that is in the public domain and it's
not a must to contact family members.

safarigirl:


You think they will put a movie on Netflix if Netflix does not pay?

She sold the movie, she made it with money so her aim is to make more money, but the least she could have done was consult the families of the slain boys

They’ve made their concern known. She will.

The sad event still bring me tears till date...

To those of you yapping on bout how Ikeji was supposed to seek consent from the families of the slain ALUU victims, you're dead wrong.

Recreating stories of events past have always been a norm in all movie industries, whether those stories be tragic or otherwise, whether they be about individuals, families or societies. So long as exact names were not replicated in those storylines, then there's absolutely no basis for consultation, except the producers see fit to do so, as a professional courtesy. It holds absolutely no standing in any law the world over, and leaves no legal implications.

Those parents should rather feel honoured that someone sat down and felt the need to recreate the story of their children, to keep the memories alive. This nonsense they're going on about feels like a subtle move aimed at money making, and they're being egged on by some dunderhead organisation. If they feel so strongly that Linda Ikeji and Netflix have erred, they should take them to court. All of these displays of overflowing sentiments remains unnecessary, to say the least.

She is so inhumane. The least she could do was pay them something and get their consent...