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Stan Nze, a young actor, has claimed that landing the lead part in The Ahanna Story, also known as The Armadas, a remake of Rattlesnake, worried him.

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The role translator who created the wave stated he was afraid of sabotaging people’s childhood memories.

In an interview with Ebuka Uchendu on ‘Rubbin Minds,’ Nze revealed this.

“I feared that I would damage people’s childhood memories.” I became uneasy as soon as I received the role, which happened to be during the lockdown. How do I maintain this level of excellence, if not higher? Then I started rehearsing, with Ramsey Nouah’s assistance. Preparation is also beneficial. I decided to stay true to the persona.”

The baritone vocal range actor also stated that no matter what life throws at him, he chooses to remain joyful.

“You must choose to be joyful.

You have no control over what life throws at you, but you do have control over how you respond to it. We all come into the profession thinking, “na this job I’m going to do wey go blow me in three years,” or “na this job I’m going to do wey go blow me in two years.” Every project is significant, and every job is vital.”

 

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