Despite being suspended by the Actor's Guild of Nigeria, actor Moses Armstrong has returned to the set of a film (AGN).
He was placed on suspension after being detained and accused of raping a minor in June.
About three years ago, he was charged with doing the act with a 16-year-old female.
He was also accused of rape, intimidation, conspiracy, and providing medications or equipment to induce abortions.
The alleged victim, who was purported to have been attending school outside of Nigeria, reportedly returned to the nation months ago and filed a petition with the Governor's wife regarding the rape allegation.
Amstrong, a former assistant to Akwa Ibom Governor Udom Emmanuel, refuted the accusations.
Amstrong, a former aide to Akwa Ibom Governor Udom Emmanuel, however, denied the allegations.
The AGN had said Armstrong will remain suspended pending when the police round up the investigation on the matter.
But in an apparent violation of the AGN’s directive, Armstrong took to his Facebook page to share photos of himself at a movie location.
According to the actor who was recently granted bail, the movie is titled ‘A Walk Away’, which features the likes of Okon Lagos.
He wrote: “My First Movie Set After My Incarceration. #BackStrongerBetterAndLouder…. #AWalkAway… The Movie. Director… John Henry Offixial.Producer…. #ImaobongUdoh”