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Mummy Wa says sexual harassment in Nollywood isn’t limited to endowed actresses

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Mummy Wa, however, advised upcoming actresses not to give in to sexual demands from filmmakers as it doesn’t guarantee they’ll be successful

By Kehinde Okeowo

Popular skit maker and Nollywood actress, Kemi Ikuseedun, popularly known as Mummy Wa, has said all actresses face sexual harassments from movie producers.

She made this known while featuring on the latest episode of ‘WithChude podcast’ hosted by media personality, Chude Jideonwo, where she spoke about her experiences while trying to break into the Nigerian movie industry.

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According to Mummy Wa, who became famous in 2023, following her exploits in  Mr Macaroni’s skits, actresses receive a lot of unwanted sexual advances from filmmakers.

She went on to say these sexual demands are not limited to actresses who are endowed like her.

She, however, counselled upcoming thespians not to give in as it does not guarantee that they will go on and become famous and successful.

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Speaking during the interview, Mummy Wa said, “Behind the scenes, a lot of people are asking for things. They are requesting for a whole lot of things that I cannot do.

“Where do I want to start from? Me that I’m already coming from a place where they tell me ‘this thing will not work’. How many people do I want to sleep with?

“To be honest, you might actually sleep with somebody in the industry and you will still not blow with the role they will give you. I saw a lot of men. But guess what? Even the slim ones that don’t have anything, they are still asking for things from them.

“No woman is free. No woman is immune. But I can’t do it.”

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