Kevin Ikeduba, the Nollywood actor and producer, says he would rather die than cast unqualified actors in exchange for sex.
During a chat on Hip TV’s Trending, the movie star emphasised his commitment to professionalism and high standards in the industry.
He also expressed his frustration with the high rate of unprofessionalism on set, stating that he would rather “die” than compromise his values for sexual favours.
“The movie industry is very big. What works for Mr A, May not work for Mr B,” he said.
“Kevin that people know, instead of giving a girl role for sex would rather die because I am very passionate about what I do. So most times when I meet mediocres on set, it hurts me. I will never ever do that.”
Ikeduba is a known for his versatility and seamless transition from the English-speaking Nollywood to the Yoruba film industry.
His career took off in 2000, and he credits Femi Ogedengbe, his colleague, for introducing him to Saheed Balogun, who offered him a pivotal role in the Yoruba film ‘Omo Alhaja’.
Ikeduba’s talent has been recognised with accolades such as the Best Cross Over Actor award at the Yoruba Movie Academy Awards in 2014.
He has also been stereotyped as a “bad boy” for his villainous roles.
He recently ventured into film production and released a movie titled ‘Wrong Love’.
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