Authorities of
Accra Film School, a private institute that
provides training in filmmaking, have refused to acknowledge or maintain
any connection with stunning actress Princess Christian Shyngle,
despite media reports that she is a student of the school.
Shyngle, a Ghana-based Gambian actress with breath-taking curves, has
been described by several news reports including online news sites,
newspapers and radio stations as someone who is “currently studying Film
Directing at the Accra Film School at East Legon.”
When NEWS-ONE visited the Accra Film School on Monday to look for
Shyngle, authorities there expressed frustration at the number of
persons who had trooped to the school in search of her.
“Our school registers and academic records do not have anything on
the actress you are looking for. None of our lecturers knows her as a
student here, yet for the past two weeks we continue to get calls and
visitors who say they are looking for this same lady, Princess Shyngle,
and that they read in the papers she is a student here.
“Our school runs the course she was reported to be studying but we
have checked through that class, the camera class, production class,
directing class, presenting class and animation class and she is nowhere
to be found. Perhaps it is time we made it public that she is not a
student here because it is becoming clear there is some misinformation
out there directing people here,” Rex Anthony Annan, head of the school
told NEWS-ONE.
Mr Anthony Annan said the journalists either committed a genuine
mistake with the name of the school or someone deliberately decided to
put out wrong information.
“She is a beautiful actress and we would have loved to have her here.
But she is not here. If she were a student here, we would have known.
Her physical features cannot be mistaken. We have several ladies similar
to her in appearance and someone may have mistaken her identity. But to
set the records straight, she is currently not a student here, she has
never been a student here, she has not picked forms to be a student here
and we cannot tell whether she has plans of coming here,” Mr Anthony
Annan added.
The 24-year-old Shyngle recently hit the news headlines when she was
reported to have called on her potential male suitors to muster courage
and approach her and not be scared of her shape.
She was reported to have explained why her last relationship did not work out.
“My last relationship failed because my partner had trust issues and
felt insecure because of the nature of my job and the number of people I
interacted with on a daily basis. Right now, I am focused on my career
and due to my busy schedule, I don’t have much time to dedicate to a
relationship,” she said.
The reports further quoted Shyngle: “I want people to see me beyond
my body. I want them to see me as intelligent, smart and talented. I
worked for Coca-Cola, which is a global brand, at the age of 18 and I
was head of Key Accounts, Business Development and Sponsorship.
“I exercise every single day. I don’t have to go to the gym but I
make sure I do my sit-ups at home. I drink my green tea, warm water and
lemon every day and I am always on diet. Naturally, I have always been
curvy. The slim waist is the result of waist training but the figure is
God-given,” she said.
Source: News One
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