CAN Condemns 'A Very Dirty Christmas' Movie Title, Demands Apology from NFVCB
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has criticized the movie title "A Very Dirty Christmas" for disrespecting Christian beliefs, urging an immediate apology and review from the Nigerian Film and Video Censors Board (NFVCB). Archbishop Daniel Okoh expressed disappointment over the offensive title during the Christmas season, calling for accountability in the approval process.
CAN also called on industry stakeholders, including actress Ini Edo, to reconsider the title and show sensitivity to religious sentiments.
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