This is because the actor, who turned 60 on January 12, has been receiving phone calls, text messages, prayers and accolades from fans, family members and colleagues. This development has gladdened his heart so much that he vowed not to relent in his tradition of entertaining Nigerians.
Perhaps, he underrated his popularity in the nation’s entertainment industry having been unable to get over the continuous encomiums on him from several quarters days after his birthday.
The actor has expressed his gratitude to God for keeping him so far.
‘‘I feel very happy. I am so grateful to God for His mercies in keeping me alive till now. There have been many challenges. There were moments of sadness, happiness and mixed feelings.
"One cannot attain 60 and not have stories to tell. I sure have many to tell.’’
The actor, who has acted in numerous movies such as Dr. Bello, Taxi Driver and Asiri Nla, also said he was happy that Nigerians appreciate what he does.
‘‘I am happy that Nigerians love what I do. It shows that I am doing what is good.
"They should expect more mature productions from me and increased positive contributions to elevate the industry and set good footing for younger actors and actresses.’’
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