Beverly Naya Reveals Battle with Cyberbullying: Almost Quit Acting
Nollywood actress, Beverly Naya, has bravely disclosed her struggle with cyberbullying and how it almost pushed her to give up on her acting career. In a candid conversation with renowned media personality, Chude Jideonwo, Naya shared the detrimental impact the constant negativity had on her mental health, leaving her feeling singled out and demoralized.
Recalling a particularly hurtful incident, Naya tearfully recounted a post that had a lasting impact on her. The words, “Nollywood, can we stop trying to make Beverly Naya happen,” hit her hard, shattering her self-esteem and causing her to question her worth. The relentless attacks left her on the verge of depression, contemplating whether she should continue in the industry she once loved.
Despite the challenges, Naya has showcased her talent in notable Nollywood films such as “Forgetting June,” “The Wedding Party,” “When Love Happens,” and “Across the Rising Sun.” Her dedication and hard work were recognized when she won the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Award (AMVCA) for Best Documentary for her film, “Skin.”
Naya’s story sheds light on the dark side of the entertainment industry and the toll cyberbullying can take on individuals. Her resilience and determination to overcome these obstacles serve as an inspiration to others facing similar challenges.
