Directors have right to ask me for sex, says Olayinka Hannah

Within her short stay in the movie industry, she has starred in quite a number of home movies, including two 2014 flicks, Omolewa To Potch and Alaye Oko, playing the lead role in the two movies.
“Though not happy but I returned to school, finished my secondary education and later gained admission to study Business Administration at the Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta, and graduated in 2010.

Upon her induction into the creative industry, Olayinka’s dream in the movie industry is to become a role model to young Nigerians by showcasing the best of the African values and avoiding scandals.

 She believes that the movie industry in Nigeria is indeed moving forward and will continue to move forward, but that “the industry requires improved participation by the government and the private sector in terms of funding and provision of infrastructure.”

Responding to question on whether she can submit her body to get a role, the fast-rising act answered, “No. I have heard about it, but I am yet to be asked for such and I don’t really think it is the way it goes in the industry. If you have the talent, producers and directors will be very willing to work with you. Of course, it is a natural thing for a man to ask a beautiful lady out but I am not sure that would be negotiated with a role in a movie.  Any producer who selects his cast based on sexual relationships is bound to damage his own work.”

But what if you are asked? “Let them ask first. Men, be it directors, producers, actors or any man on the street, have the right to toast me. I am single and beautiful and it is the job of men to ask me out but when they ask, the answer I give would become my choice,” she replied with a smile.