An actor, Kunle Afod, has said that though people, including entertainers, are leaving the group in droves, he has no plans to relocate to another country.

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He told Sunday Scoop, “I don’t see myself relocating. I have been traveling for a very long time and my last trip was the longest. I was away for a month. I believe travelling is a form of education, so, if the access is there, why not?

“If visa is easy to access, people will go out of the country and come back. In that situation, I believe it is only a few that would want to relocate. However, I don’t blame anyone for wanting to relocate, because the country is in a mess. But, if we build this country together, I believe things can get better.”

Speaking on his latest movie, Afod stated that it dwells on love and religion. “It is centered around two lovers who practise different religions but destiny brings them together. The lady is the daughter of a sheik, while the guy is an evangelist. The father of the lady objects to their union.

“I decided to make the movie to sensitise people to the fact that, as human beings, I believe we all are one, regardless of individual beliefs.”