Tega Dominic Gets Actors Guild Appointment on Harassment

The Actors Guild of Nigeria has appointed former Big Brother Naija housemate, Tega Dominic, as Special Adviser on Sexual Harassment to the National President-Elect of the Guild.

The appointment was announced in an official letter shared by Tega on her Instagram page on Thursday, where she also publicly accepted the role.

The appointment letter, which Tega shared partly read, ““This is to gladly inform you of your appointment as Special Adviser (SA) on Sexual Harassment to the National President-Elect, Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN).”

According to the Guild, the office is tasked with safeguarding members and promoting ethical standards within Nollywood.

“The office of the Special Adviser on Sexual Harassment is responsible for developing and implementing policies that protect members from harassment, advocating for safe and ethical working environments, and establishing mechanisms for reporting, investigation, and resolution of incidents within the Guild,” it read.

AGN described the role as vital to professionalism in the industry, saying that Tega was selected based on her competence and experience.

“Your role is critical in fostering a culture of respect, accountability, and professional integrity.

“Your appointment is in recognition of your proven professional competence, sound judgment, and extensive experience,” the letter read.

“This appointment is subject to termination for acts of insubordination, disobedience, indiscipline, or any conduct contrary to the Constitution of the Actors Guild of Nigeria,” it added.

Reacting, Tega expressed gratitude to the AGN leadership, describing the appointment as a call to service.

“Honoured and deeply grateful to accept my appointment as Special Adviser on Sexual Harassment to the President, Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN),” she wrote.

She pledged to promote safety, accountability, and respect within the industry.

“My commitment is clear: zero tolerance for sexual harassment, safe and confidential reporting systems, protection and support for survivors, and a culture where respect is non-negotiable.

“Together, we will build an industry where talent thrives without fear, and dignity is never compromised,” she added.