Nollywood actor and producer Kevin Ikeduba has voiced his staunch opposition to the exploitation of actors within the film industry.
In a recent interview on Hip TV’s Trending, Ikeduba emphatically declared that he would “rather die” than cast unqualified actors in exchange for sex.
The actor expressed his frustration over the widespread unprofessionalism and unethical practices in the industry, which he believes undermine the integrity and quality of filmmaking.
“The movie industry is very big. What works for A, may not work for B,” Ikeduba said, highlighting the diverse nature of the industry and the importance of maintaining standards of professionalism.
He emphasized his unwavering commitment to integrity and quality, asserting that his passion for filmmaking compels him to reject any form of compromise or unethical behavior.
“Kevin that people know, would rather die instead of giving a girl a role for sex because I am very passionate about what I do. So most times, when I meet mediocre people on set, it hurts me. I will never ever do that,” he added, underscoring his dedication to upholding high standards in his work.
