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An Open Letter to Mr. Calabash: A Call for Accountability and Growth Dear Mr. Calabash, This letter is written not out of hatred or malice, but out of deep concern and the need for reflection within the Ebira film industry—a space you once led with passion, but which now suffers under the weight of mismanagement and neglect. Recently, a video surfaced social media titled "An Open Letter to "the person you all know " in which several of your former team members courageously shared their experiences working under your leadership. Their words, though painful, highlight truths that many have whispered in silence: a troubling pattern of poor treatment, lack of care during personal crises, and financial disregard. It is heartbreaking to hear that actors and actresses who dedicated themselves to your vision were left unsupported in moments of medical emergencies—only for concern to be shown when death became inevitable. Leadership is not measured only by...