“Why I No Longer Take Pictures With Uche Jumbo”- Ufuoma McDermott

Nollywood actress, Ufuoma McDermott has disclosed why she has not been posting photos of herself with her friend Uche Jumbo and other popular actresses.

During an interview session with The Punch, Ufuoma McDermott hinted fans on the main reason why she and her colleagues no longer post themselves on their social media pages.

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“Before Wives on Strike, Chioma Akpotha, Omoni Oboli, Uche Jombo and myself were close individually, but together, no.

“We bonded when we were filming the movie because individually, I had known all of these girls, but we just became closer spending time filming.

“The conditions under which we shot that film, God! We just had to bond.

“But if you notice, for some time we haven’t appeared in each other’s projects. Here’s the thing: I don’t like that slogan, “women supporting women”, because I don’t hear men saying “men supporting men” unless they’re trying to diss women. I don’t like to say it because we put too much emphasis on the negative of women being together as against the positive,” Ufuoma McDermott explained for the lack of pictures with Uche Jumbo and other actresses.

“So what we’re invariably doing is making people focus on seeing a group of friends together and saying “oh my God, this is wonderful, women don’t do this” so we’re trying hard to break that.”

“Before now, when we were together, we’ll film, put it on Instagram, and people would be excited. We don’t do that anymore because we feel like we might even be giving the wrong vibes. We want you to find your compatibility naturally.”

“We want you to be able to come and say “you’re a guy, I’m a girl, we have this project together and we can run it.

“It doesn’t matter what our gender is. You’re a woman, I’m a woman, we can run it together. We want you to find it not because you’re trying to prove a point that women don’t support women, we want you to prove a point that we can do things together.

“We think that them always seeing us together in their head is making them think ‘wow, these women have been friends for such a long time when women cannot (be friends)’ and we don’t want you thinking that.”

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