Nollywood actor, Femi Branch has warned members of public against lodging in hotels.
In a video shared with his followers, the movie star explained the risk involved in lodging in hotels, as he pointed out that privacy could not be guaranteed in some situations.
“When you are in your room making phone calls, disclosing confidential information, if you have money, you may have it (cameras) spread around you inside the room, they have gotten a lot of information from these hidden cameras in the rooms.
“Forget if they saw you sleeping with your girlfriend or wife, that’s is trivial. Imagine other information that they would have gotten from your private conversation and what they could have done with it,” he stated.
His warning comes on the heels of a viral video, that captured two men believed to have lodged in Pavilion Hotel and Suites located at Ayepe area of Ogun State, uncovering secret cameras inside their rooms.
In the footage, one of the men is seen with five cameras said to have been recovered from the rooms with one of the cameras retrieved from an air conditioner.
Reacting to the incident, the movie star called on Governor Dapo Abiodun of Ogun State, and the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) to investigate the management of the hotel for allegedly planting secret cameras in their rooms to unsuspecting lodgers.
“This issue of cameras in hotel rooms that people laugh about is not a funny matter. What will make someone to put a camera in a hotel room?,” he queried.
“What is the motive? I am calling on the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) to arrest the manager and all the operators of the pavilion hotel and suites in Ayepe to do a thorough investigation of all the guests that have lodged there to find out if any of them got robbed, kidnapped or murdered,” he stated.
