Kenneth Okonkwo, renowned for his role in "Living in Bondage," has expressed his reluctance to return to acting until Nigeria surpasses the United States in development.
Transitioning to politics, Okonkwo, who has over 30 years of acting experience, now focuses on his political endeavors, serving as a spokesperson for Peter Obi's 2023 presidential campaign.
In a recent interview, he affirmed his commitment to shaping Nigeria's future, stating that he no longer has time for acting amidst his political engagements.
Although he clarified that his departure from the screen doesn't equate to retirement, suggesting he could explore roles behind the scenes or contribute to film education. Okonkwo underscored that his return to acting hinges on Nigeria's improvement, emphasizing the nation's potential and resources but highlighting the need for effective resource utilization.
The actor, known for iconic roles beyond "Living in Bondage," including in "Arusi-Iyi" and "Wives on Strike," remains steadfast in his pursuit of a better Nigeria, linking his potential comeback to the country's advancement over America.
