Desmond Elliot Talks Tribalism as the Root of Nigeria’s Problem, Being Married for 11 Years, Handling 2 Sets of Twins & More..

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Desmond Elliot has given what can be called his most candid interview till date.
The Nollywood actor and director turned politician had a chat with Emma Emerson of Golden Icons back in August, 2014 to discuss several topics including his career, transitioning from an actor to a director, who earns more between Nigerian musicians and Nollywood actors; on how Lagos as a city can benefit from Nollywood and more.
He also talks about the root of our problem in Nigeria and how it starts with tribalism.
In the second part of the interview, Desmond Elliot goes more personal and talks about his family, and talks about being married for 11 years, how he handled having 2 sets of twins, and addressed the previous online rumor that he relocated his family to the United States.


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