Ghanaian actor and filmmaker Kwadwo Nkansah, popularly known as Lil Win, says he will no longer work with fellow actor Van Vicker after accusing him of repeatedly turning down movie roles and failing to communicate ahead of scheduled shoots.
In a video shared on social media, Lil Win said he would not cast Van Vicker in his films again and would also refuse to appear in a production featuring both of them. “I wouldn’t want to work with you again. Enough is enough,” he said, adding that if the two were cast in the same film, he would choose not to participate.
Lil Win accused Van Vicker of showing a lack of respect for stakeholders in the Kumawood industry, claiming the actor had failed to respond to calls on occasions when he was expected on set. He said Van Vicker had rejected a role when he first attempted to cast him and allegedly turned down a second opportunity despite Lil Win inviting him “out of love and respect”.
He said he would not give Van Vicker a third opportunity, noting that there were many other talented actors he could work with.
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