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Actress Juliet Ibrahim has revealed that she was nearly sexually assaulted by a movie director on set.
The actress, who made the revelation in an interview with BBC Pidgin’s ‘Question Till Mouth Pain You’, said the incident occurred around the time she had just been introduced to acting.
While she will not give the name of the director, Juliet Ibrahim said the director held her hand after she walked past him and asked her to “look at what you are doing to me”.
She said she immediately ran away after looking down and noticing a bulge in the director’s trousers indicating that he had an erection.
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