By Zuleihat Owuiye, Nigeria

Veteran Ghanaian actress Kyeiwaa has opened up about the financial difficulties she experienced during her acting career, revealing that the profession was not providing enough income to support her livelihood.

The actress, known for her memorable roles in Ghanaian Kumawood movies, reportedly explained that despite her contributions to the local film industry, acting alone could not meet her financial needs.

Her remarks have brought renewed attention to the economic challenges faced by actors and other creative professionals in Ghana, particularly those who depend on movie productions for their income.

Kyeiwaa’s decision to relocate abroad was reportedly influenced by the need to find better financial opportunities and improve her standard of living.

The actress’s experience reflects a broader concern within Ghana’s entertainment industry, where some performers have struggled to earn sustainable incomes despite years of dedication and popularity.

For many actors, inconsistent movie roles, limited financial rewards and the absence of reliable support systems have made it difficult to depend entirely on entertainment as a source of livelihood.

Kyeiwaa’s revelation also highlights the sacrifices some Ghanaian entertainers have made in search of financial stability outside the country.

Although she earned recognition through her acting career, her experience suggests that fame and professional success do not always translate into financial security.

Her comments have further reignited conversations about the need to improve conditions within Ghana’s movie industry and ensure that actors receive better compensation for their work.