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Timini Egbuson Proudly Declares Self As Africa’s Biggest Actor

Esther Korantemaa Offeiby Esther Korantemaa Offei
February 15, 2024
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Renowned Nigerian actor Timini Egbuson has proudly declared himself as Africa’s biggest actor.

According to Timini, he has been acting consistently for 15 years and has influenced many upcoming actors.

He boasted of genuinely making a way for many new school young actors.

“I have been acting for 15 years consistently. I’ve never consistently had a time off or fall off for 15 years. I believe that I genuinely opened up the way for a lot of new school young actors. I also believe that I opened up the leading male young actor category,” he said.

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“And I said that very humbly because when I joined Nollywood, there were no lead roles for young men. You either had to be an old man or a lady. All the young men that were acting were playing minor roles. Nobody was actively writing lead roles for young men. If you put everything that I’ve accomplished together, I believe that I am the biggest actor in Africa,” he further added.

Timini Egbuson also opened up about his dating preferences, sharing that he finds a more fulfilling dating experience with Nigerian women living abroad than those residing in Nigeria.

He highlighted the fierce competition that women in Nigeria encounter in the dating scene, making it a less preferable environment compared to dating overseas.

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Timini Egbuson

He expressed his belief that Nigerian women living abroad offer a distinct dating experience due to their minority status in the dating pool in locations such as London, Canada, or America.

“This is me talking from my personal experience, honestly I feel like you would get a better dating experience from a Nigerian girl living abroad than those living here,” Timini Egbuson shared.

He elaborated on his perspective, emphasizing that the abundance of dating options in Nigeria creates a different dynamic compared to the scenario abroad.

Egbuson noted that when Nigerian women living abroad choose to date someone, that person becomes a valued partner, and the women are often enthusiastic about taking care of their partners.

In contrast, he suggested that the dating landscape in Nigeria, with its mass options, might present challenges even for those who may not be considered the most attractive.

Talking About Greatest Regrets

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Timini Egbuson

Timini Egbuson revealed one of his biggest regrets in life.

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He stated that one of his greatest regrets in life is not settling down early enough.

He disclosed that he should have settled down with one of his young loves, noting the higher chances of finding true love then compared to now that he has gained recognition.

Timini further stated that it was difficult for him to know who was truly for him at this point in life, and that it was also more challenging to open up to true love since it requires him to completely let his guard down.

Also, just recently he had ringed in his Valentine’s Day celebration with a fan. It all started when the fan had come on Twitter to express her desire to celebrate Valentine’s Day with Timini.

Timini granted her that wish and even invited her to the premiere of the movie ”All is Fair in Love and War” which is being produced by actor Deyemi.

The lady, identified as Moyo, was handed a stunning bouquet of roses by Timini Egbuson.

The heartwarming encounter was captured in a video that quickly circulated online, garnering even more attention.

Taking to her social media accounts, Moyo excitedly shared the moment with her followers, expressing her joy at receiving flowers from the actor.

In response, Timini showed appreciation for her reaction. “Glad you liked them; you look lovely,” the actor wrote.

Fans and well-wishers flooded social media with congratulatory messages for Moyo, praising Timini for his kind gesture.

READ ALSO: Nana Aba Anamoah Expresses Her Dissatisfaction And Frustration

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