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Actress, Martha Ankomah is advising industry players, particularly the youth, to concentrate on growing the local movie industry to boost growth.
According to her, acting is the only job that has no retirement age because even 90-year-olds can be cast in movies to play roles irrespective of their ages.
Martha, who spoke to the host of the show, Cynthia Tima Yeboah, also, known as Tima Kumkum, on a wide range of issues also blamed the dwindling fortunes of the Ghanaian Movie industry on local television channels.
The actress has blamed the preponderance of foreign telenovelas on local channels for their inability to do well in the market.
Martha Ankomah also entreated young people not to be fooled by what they see on social media as most people are living fake lives in that space.
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