Nollywood filmmaker Kunle Afolayan has reacted to the rising wave of insecurity across Nigeria, expressing concern over the safety of citizens and the growing impact on daily life and creative activities.

Afolayan, speaking in a recent public comment, said the persistent cases of kidnappings, violent attacks, and general insecurity are becoming deeply troubling and require urgent and coordinated action from authorities.

He noted that insecurity not only affects ordinary citizens but also disrupts industries such as film production, tourism, and entertainment, where mobility and safety are essential.

The filmmaker called for stronger security measures and more proactive governance, stressing that Nigeria’s creative sector cannot thrive in an environment of fear and instability.

His comments add to a growing list of public figures and industry stakeholders raising concerns about safety conditions in the country.

Observers say the entertainment industry has increasingly become vocal about national issues, reflecting wider public anxiety over insecurity challenges.