Funsho Adeolu, the acclaimed Nollywood actor, firmly stated that any Nigerian actor who ventures into politics should no longer be considered a true actor.

In an interview, Adeolu elaborated on his stance regarding actors transitioning into politics. He emphasized that the essence of being an actor revolves around embodying integrity, a virtue he believes is compromised upon entering politics.

Adeolu argued that the nature of politics necessitates dishonesty, thereby conflicting with the values inherent to acting. He expressed skepticism about actors' ability to uphold their noble intentions once they delve into the realm of politics.

Furthermore, Adeolu disclosed his decision to refrain from engaging with actor associations, citing similar concerns about the potential compromise of integrity within such circles.

Abel Obinna absn said: “Sorry bro you didn’t get the chance. I understand your pain. Politics wey pastors and priests dey struggle to get”

Ibukun_100 asserted: “Both politics and actor job nah acting or no be politician Dey faint when them ask am for explanation all nah acting”

no gree for them stated: “Desmond Elliot make his own decision and decided to start the main acting with people”

Prince noted: “Man politics is where the real film is being acted”

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