Majid Michel, a Ghanaian actor, has finally opened up about his encounter, the reasons he stopped womanizing, and how he has changed.
Due to his skillfully performed playboy characters in movies, Majid Michel may not appeal to you as the religious type, but the light-skinned actor has intimated that he might be as religious as any devoted Christian.
The message of Jesus Christ should be infused into every culture and tradition, Michel stated in a recent interview in Lagos. He added that Jesus had come to usher in the kingdom of Heaven and replace some of the old customs.
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“I have just realised that the authority of Jesus Christ must be asserted in every culture and tradition. “I believe that Jesus came to purge these cultures and to take them away.
Also, He came to take away our traditions and to replace them with His kingdom on earth. I believe that the real culture is the way of God,” he said.
He also said, much to the disappointment of some critics, that he is not a womaniser. He said although he likes women a lot, he does not go beyond that.
“I like women a lot, but I don’t mess around with them. I am not a womaniser. I am just drawn to a lot of women and it ends there”, he stated.
Majid who also gave account of his experience on the set of his just concluded first movie production, Ayamma, which was shot in Akwa Ibom State, said producing a movie far from his country was challenging.
He said, “Leaving home to a very distant land to shoot a movie in a forest full of insects and darkness was quite challenging for me. We didn’t put on tops while the shooting lasted. Even if we did, it still would not have prevented all kinds of insects — not just mosquitoes — from biting our faces, bare feet and hands.”