Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, a veteran Nollywood actress, has chastised Turkish Airlines for neglecting to screen any Nigerian films during her 40-hour travel.
The actor accused the airline of discriminating against African passengers.

On Wednesday, she announced her reservation via Instagram.

The veteran complained that only movies from Turkey, Asia, Bollywood, Hollywood, and the Middle East were screened during her long voyage.

She claimed that despite paying more rates to other parts of the world, Africans are treated with contempt.

“Dear @turkishairlines, like many other Foreign companies, you may be discriminating against African Destinations and Travelers, and that needs to stop,” she said.

“The obvious lack of details or respect shown to African paying customers spilled over to on-site staff.”

The obvious lack of details and respect provided to African paying consumers carried over into the on-site staff relationship.

“As if my 40-hour flight wasn’t exhausting enough, an unannounced stop in Uganda that wasn’t on my itinerary nearly drove me insane.”

“All Turkish, Asian, and Bollywood Films”

“The Middle East is on board, as is Hollywood.” Not a single Nollywood film!