Award-winning Ghanaian Actress, Gloria Sarfo, has expressed her deep frustration over the State of Ghana’s Film Industry, describing it as a “Waste Of Talent” compared to the thriving movie sector in Nigeria.
In a heartfelt post shared on her official Instagram page, Gloria revealed that actors in Nigeria enjoy robust opportunities, with daily film productions keeping their talents engaged. By contrast, she noted that many producers in Ghana struggle to even complete a single film within a year.
“Honestly, If You’re In Nigeria As An Actor, You’d Realize That You’ve Really Wasted Your Talent Back In Ghana,” she wrote. “As In, People Are Shooting On A Daily Basis, Back To Back, Non Stop. Meanwhile, In My Country Ghana, Producers Struggle To Even Shoot One Film In A Year.”
Gloria’s comments have struck a chord among creatives, highlighting concerns over the shrinking opportunities, lack of Investment, and production challenges that have plagued Ghana’s Once Vibrant Film Industry. She described the situation as “Crazy” And “Totally Disheartening,” questioning what has happened to the country’s creative ecosystem and lamenting the wastage of talent.
“It’s Crazy, Totally Disheartening. What Has Happened To Our Industry? Talents Are Being Wasted,” She added, concluding with a prayer for mercy.
Source:NKONKONSA.com
