Yoruba movie actor Seun Egbegbe has opened up about his past activities before being charged and imprisoned for six years, including how he used to make money through illegal means.
In an interview with Biola Adebayo, posted on the official YouTube channel of Biola Adebayo Ent, Seun Egbegbe revealed that before his imprisonment, he would spend time with up to four different women every day.
In his statement, he said, “I have done some ßad things in the past that I will never do again, and it makes me realize that nobody is perfect.
“When I was younger, I engaged myself in many ßad deals just because I wanted to make money by all means.
“I wanted to leave a luxurious lifestyle and spend a lot of money on different girls, that is what used to motivate me to do those ßad things.
“I always have fun with up to 4 girls every day before I went to pris0n for 6 years, Even when I came out of pris0n, a lot of girls were sending me messages of admiration on social media, not even minding that I just came out of pris0nNollywood director Seun Egbegbe, who was released from prison in 2022, has opened up about his time behind bars.
Nollywood director Seun Egbegbe, who was released from prison in 2022, has opened up about his time behind bars.
In an interview with actress Biola Bayo on the Talk to B show, Egbegbe admitted to having done questionable things in the past but emphasized that he has never killed anyone. He also revealed that several prominent figures, including former Governor Fayose, former INEC Chairman, and Mompha, were brought to the cell where he was held. He noted that in 2020, due to COVID, they did not appear in court for the entire year.
Egbegbe expressed deep gratitude to the Redeemed Christian Church of God for their support while he was in prison, recounting how they provided food for him and 3,000 other inmates every Sunday. He also urged citizens to avoid committing crimes and to face their actions head-on.
“I done a lot of dirty things in the past but I have never k!lled someone. Famous people were brought to the cell where I was, including ex-Governor Fayose, former INEC chairman, Mompha, etc. In 2020, during COVID, we didn’t appear in court throughout the year. I will advise everyone to flee from cr!me. The Redeemed Church really tried for us in prison. Throughout my stay there, they brought jollof rice, two meat and bottled water each every Sunday for over 3000 inmates”.