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Angela Okorie Calls For ‘Copycat Police’ Over Alleged Imitation By Nollywood Colleagues

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Bukola Ogunsina
Angela Okorie Calls For ‘Copycat Police’ Over Alleged Imitation By Nollywood Colleagues
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Nollywood actress Angela Okorie has publicly criticized colleagues for imitating her personal style, suggesting the industry needs a 'copycat police.' She expressed frustration over the lack of originality and urged peers to acknowledge her as an inspiration instead of claiming her ideas as their own.

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This story reflects ongoing tensions regarding intellectual property and creative authenticity within the Nigerian entertainment industry.

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Nollywood actress Angela Okorie has claimed that several of her colleagues have made a habit of copying her style, prompting her to jokingly call for a “copycat police” in the movie industry.

In a series of posts shared on her Instagram Story, the actress alleged that many entertainers have imitated everything from her outfits and hairstyles to the songs she uses in her videos. She also claimed that some have copied her manner of speaking and even the way she walks.

Expressing her frustration, Okorie questioned why those she accused of imitating her could not simply admit they admired her instead of recreating her style and acting as though it was their original idea.

“If I start to put together pictures of people copying me, internet go scatter,” she wrote, adding that the industry needs a “copycat police” to address the growing trend.

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