Because I refuse to have sex with directors, they don't give me jobs, says actress Ama Serwaa

The debate over whether or not sex may be exchanged for acting roles in movies has persisted for some time in the entertainment industry.

There are those who state that it is common knowledge, but there isn't a lot of proof to back up their claims.

During a one-on-one interview with Ekow Koomson on Ghanawekend TV, Ama Serwaa, a budding Ghanaian actress and life coach, addressed the issue of whether a producer had ever required sex from her before extending an offer of a part.

"Oh sure, because I don't do that, I don't get a lot of roles to play," Ama Serwaa claimed.

I've only appeared in 6,7 big-budget films.

Nevertheless, I am not obtaining more roles since I don't do that.

The aspiring actress persistently denied requests to give the names of the alleged producers despite repeated requests.

She asserted that even though several of the movie producers had made sexual advances toward her, she was under no responsibility to name them due to her concern about being sued or having her name dropped from projects in the entertainment industry.