What We Must Do Now That Producers Require Big Bums to Give Role - Ebere Nwizu
Ebere opens up

Nollywood actress Ebere Nwizu popular for starring in such hit productions as The Visit, Tiwa's Baggage, and more is speaking about the prevalence of producers asking actresses to get bigger bums in order to get roles. The conversation happened during Ebere's most recent appearance on TVC's Wake Up Nigeria. Here is what Ebere Nwizu had to say.
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During the interview, Ebere was asked "There has been a trend recently where someone said that with a number of actresses, they're expected to get cosmetic surgeries. I have this particular friend who said that she could act and then she went to producer and producer was like "you're good but you won't go far, go and do a surgery", told her straight up. What do you think this does to the psyche of a young girl who is coming into this industry, and why do you think it is now so rampant?" She responded:
EBERE NWIZU: There is a lot that can be said about that. Ten years ago, if someone tells you that, you can be heartbroken and feel like there's no [hope]. But then, it was you're not fair enough, you're not tall enough, you're not phoné enough. Now it's you don't have bum enough.
I'm not even going to talk about whoever said whatever they said, I'm going to talk about what are you going to do about that? Now there's a lot of platforms you can do your own stuff and grow. You don't have any excuse anymore. Yeah there are always going to be those guys who say you have to do this if you want to be in my movie, so what about you? What are you going to do as a young woman or old woman or whatever? You have to do something. There is Youtube, there is Amazon. You can create your own stuff and put it there gradually, and then you grow. Then one day, they'll want to be on your own platform. I mean see Sabinus, see all of them, they're cashing out - and Sabinus doesn't have the [big bum] anatomy.

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