Ghanaian actor Samuel Agyei, popularly known as Long Face, has shared his frustrations over what he describes as an unrewarding professional relationship with fellow Kumawood star Kwadwo Nkansah, widely known as Lilwin.
In an interview with Ruthy on SeanCity TV, Long Face disclosed that he had spent over ten years supporting Lilwin’s career, only to feel sidelined and unappreciated. According to him, despite his long-standing involvement, he experienced neither personal growth nor significant professional opportunities.
He highlighted his disappointment by noting that he had not even had the chance to travel to neighboring countries like Togo, a reality he described as disheartening. In comparison, he mentioned that actor Kwame Ahenfie secured a trip to Germany after only a few months of collaboration with Appiah Stadium, underscoring the lack of reward he feels from his own decade-long efforts.
Long Face also touched on past health challenges, attributing a period of illness to possible spiritual attacks within the Ghanaian movie industry. He recalled collapsing at an event and being bedridden for some time, eventually turning to traditional healing practices when conventional medical treatment failed to provide a solution.
The actor’s revelations have reignited conversations about the struggles faced by many in the Kumawood film sector, particularly those who work behind the scenes or play supporting roles.
Source: NewsandVibes.com
