— January 1, 2015
Naomi Watson, wife of Ghanaian actor Eddie
Watson has put across her sadness on how
Ghanaians reacted when her husband was
mentioned the winner for Best Short Film at
the recently held Ghana Movie Awards. The
actress cum TV presenter defending her
husband said he deserved the award he won
on the night because he contributed his
quota in educating the public on the deadly
Ebola disease.
Expressing herself on instagram, Naomi
Watson thanked Ghana Movie Awards
organisers for honouring her husband. She
was also grateful to actress Juliet Ibrahim
who said few words to support her husband
when the room was quiet after Eddie Watson
was announced the winner of the award.
“I say this not Cus he’s my
husband,but Cus its the truth,This
man Ryt here,sooooo DESERVED his
award,it was a job done to impart
ppl n try to help the people who are
in need as Far as the deadly Ebola
outbreak is concerned,we live in a
world where good work is not
appreciated,good people aren’t
appreciated, n most people will
always seem to be the best to u only
when it serves their own personal
interest,
I was disappointed with the
response yestee nyt at the GMA
when he was called to be awarded,I
thought people or “friends” are
supposed to be happy for their
fellow friends in their moments of
glory or success but Dats not how it
is, a big thank u to the GMA award
committee, who recognized n
appreciated him and to
@julietibrahim who had his back
and expressed her dissatisfaction
with what was going on,
I don’t care abt what anyone has
to say n y’all haters better keep ur
comments off my page, remember
as u support ur fellow friend with a
gud heart so will u also attract
blessings into ur life,God deals with
the heart, if ur not happy when ur
friend makes it n all u always want
is for everything to be about u,its
up to u,no one is a competition for
anyone in this life,God has a spot
for each n everyone of us,
Congratulations to my hun
@eddiewatsonjr ,I’m ur biggest fan
n will always root for u my star”
Eddie Watson’s short film produced by her
wife, Naomi Watson beat King Agokoli,
Missing Mother, Ghana Police and The
Adventures of Kalybos to win the best Short
Movie Award at the 2014 Ghana Music
Awards held on 30 December 2014 at the
Accra International Conference Center.
Yvonne Nelson threw her wait behind Naomi
Watson and commented on the post “Tell
them”.
No comments:
Post a Comment