In his words:
“I’ve spent over 25 years in Nollywood, but the reality is, it hasn’t rewarded me the way people assume. I still can’t afford the kind of life I want. That’s why I’ve decided to step away from acting and relocate permanently to the U.S. If everything works out, I might even join the army there or find a solid job to build a better life.”
Eyah. At his age, he should be enjoying the fruits of his labour, not starting all over. I truly feel for him.
ReplyDeleteNollywood has not rewarded many of you veterans, may God open new doors for you wherever you go.
Joining the military would be better for you. At least you get to enjoy the Perks of a veteran for serving the country when you retire, unlike Nollywood that abandoned their legends when they are ill or old.
ReplyDeleteAnother thing I think that affected you was the stereotype. Bad boy/gangster typa roles. Hey, I might be wrong though, but you sure did grace our screens then
My brother,do what best works for you.
ReplyDeleteAs long as you are happy,anyone can say what they want,their opinions don't matter.
Congratulations to him for escaping this zoo
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ReplyDeleteKevin was stereotyped. This didn't allow him explore and reach his full potentials in Nollywood.
ReplyDeleteAll the best.
You've tried for Nollywood but still you didn't blow.It is not late to start all over.
ReplyDeleteI wish you all the best Kelvin.
Congratulations, wishing you all the best
ReplyDeleteWhat a country
ReplyDeleteEeeeya, he is one of my favourites especially in Yoruba movies.
ReplyDeleteMilitary in the U.S will suit him, he looks fit & strong 💪 May God favour you in U.S Kelvin.
It's well with you handsome. 🙏🏿😍
ReplyDeleteI wish him well in his new journey
ReplyDeleteGood for you then
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to him.
ReplyDeleteAll the best to you.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations.
Best wishes to you sir.
ReplyDeleteIt is well!