The actor, who has also added a record label to his name, recently explained that he is still involved in Nollywood only that he needed to branch out to do other things.
According to him, scripts still comes to him but he voluntarily decline them because it does not matter how many movies he features in but how well he is able to deliver what is needed of him.
Speaking with Daily Sun on why he has been silent for so long, the actor explains, “As one grows older, you realize that you do not need to be in all the movies. If you have been following my career, as years went by, from doing 10 movies in a year, I reduced it to six. I later reduced to one per year, because I felt that it’s not how many times you appear in a movie but how well you act.
“People call me all the time to come and feature in their movies, but I always decline. My reasons are that, as you move around you have other aspirations and other opportunities appear. In Igbo parlance, you don’t watch a masquerade display in one spot; you have to move around to get the total view.
“Any smart person will take advantage of any opportunity that comes, there are a million and one businesses out there that align with what one’s profession. The Dangotes of this world do a million businesses; they don’t stick to one business and become who they are today. I didn’t stop acting because jobs stopped coming but because I needed to do other things. However, I am still involved in the industry even though it is mostly behind the camera.”
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