Nana Akua Addo Refuses To Credit Ezinne For Designing Her AMVCA Dress, She Shares Evidence

• The end has not been heard about the online drama between Ghanaian actress Nana Akua Addo and Nigerian designer Ezinne Olivia
• Ezinne made a dress for Nana Akua before the AMVCA but was not tagged by the movie star on Instagram
• This made Ezinne upset as she made a series of posts to give credit to herself for a job well done

Nigerian fashion designer Ezinne Olivia is at loggerheads with Ghanaian actress Nana Akua Addo over her refusal to give her credit for the creative white dress she made for her.

The movie star tagged the people who created her beautiful look at the Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards (AMVCA) on May 11 but left out Ezinne.

For her part, Ezinne posted videos of herself working on the dress on Nana's body, stating that she designed it. However, the structure of the dress was imported from China while Ezinne made the corset and the mesh.

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She was told to choose between a tag and payment, but she chose to be paid and still begged to be supported with a tag as it was her first AMVCA dress.

Another Ghanaian stylist, Yoli Koomson, was tagged for the work, and it caused a buzz online.

Some people requested that the actress should have tagged Ezinne for her efforts like she tagged others. Others felt if the bargain was to get paid N400,000 (GH¢3978.06) without being tagged, then she didn't deserve a tag.

Check out Nana's dress in the slides below:

Reactions trail the drama between Nana Akua and Ezinne

Several people have reacted to the ongoing issue between Ezinne and Nana Akua. See some of the comments below:

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@ladywith9lives said:

"What do you expect of someone wearing "double-face"? To be fair and honest?"

@attih_soul said:

"So, because I got paid, I should sit back and watch someone else take credit for my hardwork? Either you tag the real designer or you don't tag anyone at all. People screaming that she's entitled are just as vile as the offender."

@amazingdoyin said:

"I feel like ₦400,000 was a cheap pay off for you not to be tagged to a dress worn to such a massive event as the AMVCA. The issue here is someone else getting tagged like they were the ones who made it. It'll be downright infuriating to the designer. Wisdom is key."

@naija_rich_kids said:

"For nothing how? The agreement was followed. Yes or no?"

@makeoverbyteju said:

"Wetin pain me be say she tagged a Ghanian designer Yoli and that one don post process video for page. Ahan humans! I dey vex!"

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@adambaise02 said:

"How about you don’t tag me and don’t give someone else credit for my job?"

@wanda_monye said:

"I can see this people think this is a good promotion for the designer. Let her wait and see how celebrities will avoid her like a plague for this embarrassment she’s causing her client. Smh."

@sabiigirlfashion said:

"Is there anything wrong in giving credit and paying for a good job?"

@miz_philz said:

"Yes, she made her choice. However, it won’t cost anything to tag and support a growing brand. Let’s be honest, that dress should have been minimum 1.5M!"

Juliet Ibrahim glows in a gorgeous outfit

YEN.com.gh earlier reported that Nana Akua Addo and star actress Juliet Ibrahim represented Ghana at the African Magic Viewers Choice Awards (AMVCA). The prestigious event happened at Eko Hotel and Suites, Victoria Island, Nigeria.

The two entertainment personalities delivered stunning fashion appeals as they were decked out in gorgeous ensembles for the occasion.

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Proofread by Edwina N.K Quarcoo, journalist and copy editor at YEN.com.gh.

Source: Legit.ng