I REFUSED TO USE JUJU, HANKS ANUKU

Veteran Nollywood actor, Hanks Anuku, has said that he was cancelled by Nollywood because he refused to mix “juju” with talent and creativity.

“Damn, I came into this industry (Nollywood) as that American gangstar and was given so many lead roles due to my “hey wats up men” accent but I was just being me you know.

“Some say I fell off because they think I do drugs but you know nothing about Hanky, I am the realist gee who would do no juju whatever thing you call it to push my crafts and talent.

“They stopped giving me roles but I am still alive and I am surviving, that is what matters. He said.

Hanks Anuku is by all accounts one of the most well-known, beloved, and respected actors from the early 2000s.

He dominated screens all over Nigerian homes, churches, and salons with blockbuster movies including Broad Daylight, Rambo, Desperate Ambition, and most popular Django which demanded a part 2 because of how good it was.

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