Selassie Ibrahim is a veteran when it comes to Ghanaian movies after featuring in over 50 movies. Selassie subsequently went off the screen for some time to take care of family and business.
Bouncing back, she is currently the CEO of Smarttys Management and Productions, an outfit that specialises in movie productions, adverts, documentaries, public relations, magazines and consultancy services.
Listen to the attached audio as she takes us through her life, how she got into acting, her new production company and productions including her new movie, CEO.
By Ernest Dela Aglanu/Myjoyonline.com/Ghana
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