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Lateef Adedimeji, a Nollywood actor, has had a great start to the year and has taken to social media to congratulate his fans.

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Lateef Adedimeji took to Instagram to showcase the front page of ‘This Day’ magazine, where he was named alongside other actors as the Nollywood leading men who have carved themselves a niche.

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Lateef Adedimeji has been doing an outstanding job and showcasing his acting abilities for quite some time now, earning him a prominent role in ‘Ayinla.’

 

What a lovely way to begin the year, he wrote. Pick up a copy of @thisdaystyle today to learn more about your favorites… It was a lot of fun shooting this with my guys… Thank you for hosting us, @thisdaystyle, and a happy new year!

 

recalls Lateef Adedimeji recently disclosed that his most recent film production, ‘Ayinla,’ has impacted many aspects of his life, and he isn’t afraid to talk about it.

 

Lateef Adedimeji said in a recent interview on his Instagram page that there’s something wonderful about a dream, especially when it comes to fruition unexpectedly.

 

Lateef Adedimeji said he’d always wanted to be on the screen alongside famous Nollywood actor Tunde Kelani, and he’s grateful to God for the opportunity to play Ayinla Omowura.

 

According to the actor, Ayinla is a dream come true for him, and he still gets chills when he sees himself on social media posts about the film.

 

He wrote: There’s something wonderful about dreams, especially when they come true unexpectedly; Ayinla has changed a lot about me, and I’ll never be afraid to talk about it…

 

All I can say is Alhamdulilai, from the point where I’d always wanted to appear on Baba mi TKelani’s screen, to being honored with the chance to revisit the Ayinla Omowura role, and now to future prospects.

 

 

Everything I mentioned in this interview is 100% genuine; it was a dream come true, and I still get goose bumps whenever I see myself in a post about the movie project; it will always be a part of me…

 

Lol I remember where I started and how hopeless things were at the time, how I had to wait for opportunities and double up to seize them when they presented themselves, and how grateful I am to God for that.