SEX FOR JOB

Nigeria ENTERTAINMENT Sex for job: Makers, chiefs not to fault - Entertainer Euphoria Tambou Published on April 30, 2023 By Radiant Green Itodo Nollywood entertainer, Euphoria Tambou has said that producers are not to be faulted for the sex-for-job pestilence attacking the film business. As per her, frantic entertainers enthusiastically consent to have intercourse with producers, makers and chiefs to get jobs in motion pictures. In a new meeting with The Country, Tambou said sex is a thing of decision, adding that makers/chiefs don't drive themselves on entertainers. She said entertainers don't have to offer sex to accomplish profession victories, bringing up that with the web, it's presently simple to exhibit acting abilities without doing it in the customary manner. She, notwithstanding, grimaced at the people who generalization Nollywood as a sex mentioning industry, focusing on that each area on the planet demands sex for favors. Tambou said, "Quit accusing makers, quit faulting individuals that they are mentioning for sex. There is no area in this world that they don't demand for sex however the thing is it isn't simply in Nollywood alone, it is all over. You go to the bank, individuals demand for sex, in legislative issues, law offices, all over professions.

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