My skits are unique, because no one else can act like me.
Besides, I tell stories about things that happen in our everyday lives. They are called relatable skits, because they are things that people can relate with or have experienced.I am from Lagos State. Growing up was not easy. My mother was not poor or rich; we were in the middle class. I lived with my grandma when I was little, because I lost my dad when I was quite young.
I started my secondary school education in Lagos as a day student, but after I finished junior secondary school, I enrolled in a boarding school. And, that is part of the reasons I am who I am today. It was practically the toughest part of my life. I attended the Federal Science and Technical College, Yaba, Lagos, which taught me a lot about life. It was a place where only the best was good enough. It taught me how to be a stronger person.
Some skit makers use their contents to tackle pressing issues in society. Have you ever thought of doing this, or you are only focused on making people laugh? My skits are majorly to make people happy, laugh, forget about their problems, and reduce their blood pressure. I don’t involve myself in any other thing, because I actually making skits to make people happy. Perhaps, in the future, that can change. But for now, that is where I stand.I have featured some formerhousemates, such as Teddy A, Ik and Frodd. The funny thing is that I always shoot with at least two BBN housemates from each season.
I have also featured other skit makers, such as Craze Clown, Oluwadolarz, Sydney Talker, Nastyblaq and Pankee.
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