How I Overcame Seductive Women in 2016 – Saka
Comic actor Hafeez Oyetoro popularly known as Saka in an interview with Punch revealed how he overcame temptation from women in 2016.
“If you are a celebrity, women will always come to you. Most of the time, their intention is to seduce you. Well, in 2016, some of them tried to seduce me and to make me do certain things that I had sworn never to do when I got married. But, I thank God that I was able to resist them. It was not by my power; God gave me the grace to resist them,” he said.
The actor almost swore that he had never had an extra-marital affair since he got married. “Why should I? My wife is young and very pretty. Besides, it is not in my character to be chasing women around,” he said.
Asked if he has finally settled for a full-time career in film acting, Oyetoro, who is probably somewhere in Victoria Island right now, taking part in the shooting of a new Yoruba movie by a son of the legendary Baba Omilani of the Alarinjo Travelling Theatre fame, said, ‘I am always in the movies, although I still teach in Adeniran Ogunsanya College of Education, Ijanikin, Lagos.
Also, aware that many of his colleagues and fans wonder how he has managed to combine teaching with acting, he explained, “Most producers consider my position as a lecturer in a tertiary institution before giving me a role to play in a movie. Then they work round my schedule.
“The fact that I teach theatre arts, which involves a lot of practical work, also gives me an advantage. I practise what I teach and I am not exactly an extrovert. I am so busy that I don’t have a social life any longer.”
“If you are a celebrity, women will always come to you. Most of the time, their intention is to seduce you. Well, in 2016, some of them tried to seduce me and to make me do certain things that I had sworn never to do when I got married. But, I thank God that I was able to resist them. It was not by my power; God gave me the grace to resist them,” he said.
The actor almost swore that he had never had an extra-marital affair since he got married. “Why should I? My wife is young and very pretty. Besides, it is not in my character to be chasing women around,” he said.
Asked if he has finally settled for a full-time career in film acting, Oyetoro, who is probably somewhere in Victoria Island right now, taking part in the shooting of a new Yoruba movie by a son of the legendary Baba Omilani of the Alarinjo Travelling Theatre fame, said, ‘I am always in the movies, although I still teach in Adeniran Ogunsanya College of Education, Ijanikin, Lagos.
Also, aware that many of his colleagues and fans wonder how he has managed to combine teaching with acting, he explained, “Most producers consider my position as a lecturer in a tertiary institution before giving me a role to play in a movie. Then they work round my schedule.
“The fact that I teach theatre arts, which involves a lot of practical work, also gives me an advantage. I practise what I teach and I am not exactly an extrovert. I am so busy that I don’t have a social life any longer.”
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