Femi Adebayo, a well-known Nigerian actor, has addressed the subject of performers complaining about low compensation in the Nigerian film business. During a recent interview on Talk Dairy, the lawyer discussed the payment issue.
Femi Adebayo recently admitted that he had not anticipated his acting profession taking precedence over his legal practice. During a recent interview, the actor spoke up about his personal life.
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“Acting is lucrative when you become popular,” Femi Adebayo said in response to the remuneration issue in the Nigerian film business. It will never be profitable unless you become a celebrity. The trip to that point is something I refer to as an investment. You are compensated based on the category to which you belong. The sequence continues, with the A-list actors receiving a bigger remuneration than the B-list actors. Because I am an A-list actress, I cannot claim to get paid a pittance. An actor who has recently entered the film profession, on the other hand, may say that he or she is underpaid.