Charles Olumo popular as ‘Agbako’ in the Yoruba movie industry is aware of the hypocrisy of his colleagues.
This is why he has put a motion in place that will avoid their hypocrisy when he dies.
The actor who recently recovered from an ailment that had rendered him incapacitated for a while told his colleagues not to cry unnecessarily when he is buried.
The actor who has been off the movie scene for a while said anyone who cries unnecessarily would be flogged by his ghost.
The 94 year-old thespian in an interview said: ‘I have told them, and I’m also using this opportunity to inform them, that nobody should come and shed crocodile tears at my burial. If they do, my spirit will flog them, because when I needed their help, they were nowhere to be found’.
He went on to say, ‘I have been sick but thank God I’m back on my feet. My ailment was heart-related and after series of test, I was told that my heart was weak, coupled with the fact that I often forgot things, so I was placed on drugs that must be used to avoid any crisis’.
When asked if he underwent any surgery, he said, ‘no, the doctors said there was no way they could perform surgery on me. They said the drugs were very essential and must not be skipped. Though I was operated upon when I had urinary ailment recently, I’m free from that now’.
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