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I want to start acting in movies – Davido reveals
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I want to start acting in movies – Davido reveals

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Famous Nigerian singer, David Adeleke, known professionally as Davido, has revealed his plans to join the movie industry as an actor.

Speaking in a recent interview with Vibe Q, the ‘OBO’ crooner said he has already executively produced two movies but wants to get more involved in the film industry.

The singer also disclosed that he has shot a documentary, which will be released soon.

“I want to get into movies. I want to start acting soon. I have invested in two movie already as an executive producer. I also have a documentary coming. It is very very big. And yeah, I do want to act at some point in the future,” he said.

Davido noted that music is innovative like technology, adding that artists need to keep evolving and exploring.

“God has blessed me with an amazing career and fans. I wouldn’t ask for another type of career. Music is what I love and music evolves just like technology.

“There’s always a new sound, a new creative idea and a new way to tell your story,” the singer stated.

I want to start acting in movies – Davido reveals

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