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“Men Make Advances At Me A Lot, While Women Think I’m Play Boy” — Actor Dada Tolani Laments
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“Men Make Advances At Me A Lot, While Women Think I’m Play Boy” — Actor Dada Tolani Laments

InformationNG about 13 hours 1 mins read

Nigerian actor Dada Tolani has revealed that men frequently make advances towards him, a situation he said often provokes him, while women tend to assume he is a player.

The actor made this known during a recent interview with Oyinmomo TV, where he was asked whether men make romantic advances towards him.

Responding, Tolani said, “Yes, they come a lot, but it provokes me a lot.”

He disclosed that the frequent advances had made him question whether his mannerisms gave people the impression that he was attracted to men.

“In fact, I had to ask one of my friends if I walk like these people, and he said no,” he added.

Tolani further explained that women often do not take him seriously because they believe he is a womaniser.

“Girls don’t even take me seriously because they think I’m a player,” he said.

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