“I Am Not s*x-Starved, You All Are Suffering From ‘Konji’” – Afrocandy Tells Fans

Controversy never seizes to follow US-based Nigerian actress, Judith Opara Mazagwu, a.k.a AfroCandy. In a recent interview, The mother of two, opens up on what prompted her P0*n movie, Destructive Instinct, why she won’t comment on Beverly’s statement and why her wards will not see her works, among other issues. Excerpts: Your recently released movie entitled “Destructive Instinct” has generated mixed reactions. Surely you expected this to happen. Well, you should know that the people that are condemning my movie are not my fans. They are pure haters. My fans do not condemn me, but they love everything I do. They are even happy that I could beat the odds to release the movie regardless of all the setbacks. I don’t care about the people that are speaking negatively about the movie. They should get used to it because this is just the beginning. It is what it is! Their bad comments and attacks did not stop me, can never stop me and will never stop me. Is it true that you want to bring the movie to Nigeria ? Yes. I was even preparing to release it in Nigeria this month, but there is a little discrepancy with the marketers. They want the original version with the s*x scenes, but we are still discussing on some issues. I didn’t get unclad and didn’t have s*x in the movie and will regard it as the usual or normal movie. So, we are still on it and as soon as we reach an agreement, I will drop it. How convinced are you that the Censors Board will not ban the movie in Nigeria? I already told you the marketers said I should leave that for them to handle. That is why they are asking for that version. I guess they know better. Is it true that the main reason you produced the P0*n movie was to gain publicity here in Nigeria? Publicity was not the intention. I was trying to break a record in Africa, not just in Nigeria. But the fact is that this kind of movie I made does not come without ‘publicity’. You know. You have more male fans than the females I think so. Were you impressed with the turnout to your recent “man-hood” auditioning? I was overwhelmed, not just impressed. I even twitted about it. I got more responses than I expected. Words were that it was because you’ve been starved of s*x. Oh, really? I never read about that. But I would let you and those that reported it to take a good look at me and tell me if I look like a s*x starved woman. I guess it’s conji that is affecting our people. They are the ones that are s*x-starved for them to have even had such crap in their hearts. What are the challenges that almost turned you off during the course of producing that movie? We had so many challenges right from the beginning to the end, but what matters is where we are. At last, the movie came out. It became a reality. One of the house mates of the just concluded Big Brother Africa (BBA), Beverly, had rejected your invitation to feature her in your film. How will you react to this? I will not comment on that for now. I cannot answer anything that has to do with Beverly yet. What is your most embarrassing moment? I never really had a very embarrassing experience, but there was a time, I was moving into a new apartment, the truck and the movers were outside with some of my neighbours, I came out carrying something to the truck and somehow my wig got stuck on one of the things I was carrying and fell off of, everyone was looking at me before I realised I had no wigs on my head, I ran back into the house to fix it. It was a crazy experience.