Actress and entrepreneur Juliet Ibrahim has sparked a heated conversation online after lamenting the huge income gap between US content creators and their Ghanaian counterparts. According to her, while creators abroad earn serious money, many Ghanaian creators can only boast of views with little or no financial reward.
Her candid remarks have reignited debates about monetization, digital inequality, and the lack of structured support for creatives in Ghana. Social media users and fellow creators have echoed her frustration, calling for better platforms, policies, and local brand support to help creatives turn visibility into viable income.
Views without value? Juliet Ibrahim’s comments have once again put the struggles of Ghanaian content creators under the spotlight, demanding answers from platforms, brands, and policymakers alike.
