Popular Yoruba Actress Talks About Her Experience With S-éx And Próstitution In The Movie Industry

Biodun Okeowo is just a Yoruba actress and a film producer. She discusses s-éx in the movie world and why women are far more favored than men in a recently available interview.

Many men have come in my experience with money and have said I as you and I do want to sleép with you, and I have turned them down. I have evidences, I told the final person, who used it with me that when he has succeeded with other actresses in the movie industry, he should not test it with me because, even when I am hungry, I know what direction to go to place food on my table. I won't resort to pró-stitution or doing runs. I am not bragging but I have proved it severally.

If you head to any the main world, you will realise that women are far more favored than men. The truth is that a woman can leave her house without money and keep coming back with cash and it doesn't mean she's rubbished herself. The truth is that when you yourself have the favor of God, things will continue to work out well for you. The person, who would like to sleép with you but hasn't succeeded, will still continue to complete things for you, despite the fact that you've refused currently him. The opportunity I just described is not often available to men.

R.I.P: SEE The Popular Beautiful Indian Actress Found Dead At Home

Popular Bollywood actress, Jiah Khan has been found dead at her home in Mumbai, in accordance with police. Khan was reportedly found hanged by her mother at their apartment in the Indian city. Police have said that no suicide note was found and are seeking information from Miss Khan's neighbours. The mother and sister of the actress are said to possess gone out and she was alone at the apartment when the incident happened. They found Jiah hanged when they returned home. Fellow Bollywood stars and fans of the actress took to Twitter to state their shock at her death.

How does Nigerian music become very popular in Ghana?

How does Nigerian music become very popular in Ghana while Ghanaian music remains contraband commodity in the former’s country? This is a big question that requires serious necropsy by entertainment pundits. Give or show a Nigerian movie to the average Ghanaian in the 90’s and he or she will spurn it. At that time, Ghanaians loved Ghanaian movies to Nigerian movies. Starting the new millennium, Ghana was deluged with an influx of Nigerian movies. The table then turned; Ghanaians developed a strong predilection for Nigerian movies and ever since, have not looked back.