
Veteran actor Bob-Manuel Udokwu expressed his views on the financial struggles of Nigerian male actors compared to their female counterparts. He attributed this disparity to the greater responsibilities that men bear, stating that life is "generally easier" for women than for men. His comments were made during a recent interview.
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