The Director for Unpredictable Enemy Reacts to Henrietta Mbawah’s Claims

David Isaac Promise happened to be the lead director for the movie project, ”Unpredictable Enemies”, which was produced by Collins Archie-Pearce. Drama broke out and went viral on social media when Henrietta Mbawah aka Etta posted allegations that the executive producer, Collins was supposed to pay her the remainder of $1,800. After our interview with both, this director reacted on his Facebook page.

Below is the original transcript of his Facebook without any alteration.

David’s Facebook Post

”I’m David Isaac Promise, the director general of the project ” Unpredictable Enemies”. One of the founding fathers of America, Benjamin Franklin once paraphrased the Biblical document, he said ” For every idle word men may speak, they will give an account of it…And so for every idle silence”. As the director who witnessed every scene, I will like to give my honest submission as to what transpired. Every actor signed a non-disclosure form and an agreement form. And the agreement form states that payment would be made upon completion of the post-production (That is after an actor is done shooting their scenes). So in the case of Henrietta Mbawa, she never completed her scenes. For instance, she never shot the opening scenes and the scenes with a character in the story named Hope among other scenes. I reminisced a day I had a chat with Henrietta Mbawa about subsequent shooting days and she boldly told me that she wouldn’t shoot on that

forthcoming Sunday because she has an activity to be staged on June 16th (I stand to be corrected on the date) and she hasn’t done any prior preparations. But on Monday she accepted to shoot the village scene. I could vividly remember when we returned from Mile 91, she told me that she won’t shoot again. I even had to speak with one of the actors (Director Demo) to use dialogues to explain the flashback scenes between Henrietta Mbawa and him (Director Demo). So she infringed the non-disclosure agreement and the contract agreement. In terms of payment, all the actors were fully paid in cash. One doesn’t need a college diploma to understand why a single person wasn’t paid as purported. The unscrupulous rumours making rounds on social media are fallacious and aimed at sabotaging the hard-earned reputations of esteemed Sierra Leoneans. I will leave law in the book title ‘” 48 Laws of power” which states that “Always say less than necessary”.”

Screen Shot of His Post