“For once we had HOPE in the Ghana movie industry but as it stands” – SALMA MUMIN reacts to Golden Movie Awards gaffe?

Actress SALMA MUMIN has taken to her social media page to lambast and lampoon the gaffe caused by Wilhelmina Abiba Abu-Andani (aka Mimi), who is the Country Director-Golden Movie Awards Africa and her Team.

The award which is in its second year running did not only blunder in the maiden edition; but in its second year, it has downplayed the credibility at which the country-Ghana is seen from afar.

Some entertainment enthusiasts (names withheld) feel that Mimi and her team have thrown integrity cum trustworthiness to the wind – that’s another story for another day – for now, READ below what Salma scribbled to the folks running ‘their’ Golden Movie Awards…

Thank you very much Golden movie Awards👏 for recognition 🙌 BUT I’m NOT a “Most promising Actress”. The movie ‘No Man’s Land’ arguably is one of the best movies to come out of Ghana and even if personally I don’t get nominated (no qualms ‘cos nomination is beautiful but not the end of the world); how about its story line?

What happened to @wiyaala performance? What happened to @deyemitheactor ? What happened to @adjeteyanang performance? What happened to @dj.vegaz props and other crew’s work. For once we had HOPE in the Ghana movie industry but as it stands, we all have to collectively work positively if we need immense sincere growth.

Too bad I got disappointed AGAIN (but that’s life)! With all respect, Black should be Black and White should be White. You either do it or don’t do it at all! DO NOT DISRESPECT our hustle. Maybe for some controversial reasons, you decided to fix me in that category – thank you!

Maybe it was an error from whoever – thank you! I already have a ‘Most Promising Act’ in 2013 from Pamsa Awards in Abuja, on my shelve…

Long live Ghana Movie Industry. Long live the organizers. Long live my esteem fans. Thank you. @salmumpictures #nomansland

More soon as we try to get Mimi or somebody from her team to speak…