I would’ve been pastor if I wasn’t acting – Deyemi Okanlawon

• Deyemi Okanlawon reveals that if he hadn’t been an actor, he would answered God’s call.
• The actor said the most ridiculous rumours he has heard about himself is that he is expensive to hire.

Nollywood actor Deyemi Okanlawon reveals that he would have pursued a career as a pastor if he had not chosen to become an actor.

In a recent interview with Pulse, Deyemi Okanlawon shared that his passion for connecting with audience ultimately led him down the path of acting instead.

“I don’t think I can call it a career path, it would have been more of a calling. I think I would have been a pastor [if I wasn’t an actor],” he said.

He clarified that, in contrast to rumors that he is abusive due to some of the roles he has performed in movies, he opposes domestic violence.

The actor claimed that the most absurd thing people have ever said about him is that he is expensive to hire.

He however, clarified that it’s not a rumor.

In another story, Deyemi Okanlawon  tears up as Adesua Etomi, Kunle Remi surprises him.

The new father of three was deeply moved to wake up to a substantial financial gift from them, receiving a significant N200,000 in support of his project.

Sharing a screenshot of the credit alert on social media, Deyemi couldn’t help but express his overwhelming emotions. He described how Adesua’s gesture almost brought tears to his eyes, emphasizing her kindness and the impact it had on him.

In his heartfelt message, Deyemi chose to focus on the immense appreciation he felt for having such amazing friends and colleagues. He expressed his gratitude to Adesua and Kunle Remi, highlighting their unwavering support for his “Road to 1 Billion” campaign.

Deyemi’s post conveyed his genuine appreciation for the generosity shown by Adesua, Kunle Remi, and others who have rallied behind his campaign.

Furthermore, Deyemi took the opportunity to inform his followers about special offers available as part of the “AllsFariInLove” campaign, encouraging them to register on the website and join the cause.