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‘I Don’t Win Awards Because I Reject Sexual Advances – Yemi Alade Speaks Out
- Yemi Alade, popular singer, reveals her struggle with winning awards in Nigeria.
- She attributes her lack of recognition to her refusal to comply with sexual advances from industry executives.
- Alade emphasizes her commitment to integrity and dignity despite facing challenges in her career.
Eko hot blog reports that In an eye-opening revelation, renowned singer Yemi Alade has shed light on the challenges she faces in the Nigerian entertainment industry, attributing her lack of awards to her principled stance against succumbing to sexual advances from industry executives.
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The ‘Johnny’ crooner candidly shared her experiences, highlighting the prevalence of requests for sexual favors in exchange for career advancement.
The singer disclosed that numerous entertainment executives had approached her with promises of better opportunities in exchange for sexual favors, a proposition she firmly declined.
Reflecting on her decision to prioritize her dignity over fleeting gains, Alade remarked, “There was a time in the industry when everyone wanted to sleep with me… Going down with men was like a bridge I had to cross to get on some platforms, get some deals and even awards.” She emphasized that her refusal to compromise her principles has resulted in missed opportunities and recognition.
Despite the challenges she faces, she expressed pride in her decision, asserting that she values her dignity and the unwavering support of her fans above all else.
“Today, men are the reason I don’t win awards in Nigeria,” she declared, underscoring the impact of her principled stance on her career trajectory.
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Her courageous revelation sheds light on the pervasive issue of sexual exploitation in the entertainment industry and serves as a testament to her unwavering commitment to integrity and self-respect.
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