Adanma Luke, the producer of the movie that Junior Pope was working on before his tragic drowning, has come forward with shocking revelations. According to Luke, Junior Pope was offered a life jacket but refused to wear it, ultimately leading to his untimely demise.

The incident occurred on the Anam River in Anambra State, where the boat carrying the cast and crew of the movie ‘The Other Side Of Life’ capsized. Despite efforts to rescue everyone on board, Junior Pope and three others lost their lives.

In a video message shared on her Instagram account, Luke explained that there were enough life jackets for everyone on the boat. She revealed that both the director and the Director of Photography (DOP) were wearing life jackets, but Junior Pope declined to wear one because he deemed it dirty.

Tragically, those who wore life jackets were able to survive the ordeal, while Junior Pope’s refusal proved fatal. Witnesses reported that Junior Pope was seen in the water, trying to stay afloat and even holding onto a gallon for support. However, he suddenly disappeared, leaving everyone in shock.

As investigations into the accident continue, questions remain about what caused the boat to capsize. Luke mentioned that TC, another member of the crew, was standing on the speed boat rigging bell at the time of the incident, raising further concerns about safety protocols on set.

The heartbreaking story has sparked a wave of emotions and discussions on social media, with many questioning why Junior Pope and the others did not prioritize their safety by wearing the provided life jackets. The tragic loss serves as a reminder of the importance of adhering to safety measures, especially in high-risk environments like film sets.

As the industry mourns the loss of Junior Pope and the other victims, Adanma Luke’s revelations shed light on the devastating consequences of overlooking safety precautions. The incident serves as a sobering reminder of the fragility of life and the need to prioritize safety above all else.