Popular Nigerian actor Yomi Fash-Lanso has made an intriguing request to the public, urging them to refrain from solely referring to him as an actor.
At 55 years old, the accomplished thespian is not only known for his contributions to the entertainment industry but also for his ventures in entrepreneurship.
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In a light-hearted manner, Fash-Lanso playfully discouraged Nigerians from labeling him as a legend, emphasizing that he sees himself as still climbing the ladder of success rather than having reached its peak.
While acknowledging the esteemed status of veteran actors such as Jide Kosoko, Antar Laniyan, Oga Bello, Baba Wande, and RMD, Fash-Lanso reserved the term “Nollywood legends” for those who have dedicated decades to their craft and earned numerous accolades.
Setting himself apart, Fash-Lanso clarified his multifaceted identity, stating, “I’m not a Nollywood actor, I’m a Nigerian actor. I’m not just a celebrity, nor am I a legend; I’m still on the ascent in my career.”
He further revealed his entrepreneurial endeavors, including the sale of wristwatches and men’s clothing, highlighting his diverse interests beyond the realm of acting.
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