Popular Yoruba actor, Fasasi Quazim, widely known by his stage name, No Gorkin, has opened up about some personal challenges that have affected both his professional relationships and public image. In a recent interview, the actor recounted a troubling incident on a movie set that led to a significant loss of trust among his colleagues.
Quazim admitted to taking a fellow actress’s phone during a film shoot, describing it as part of a behavioral pattern he is still trying to understand. “Whenever I see worthless materials, I always feel like stealing them, but after taking them, surprisingly, I always put them where people would see them,” he said.
Detailing the incident, Quazim explained that the theft occurred while he was on set and staying in a hotel room shared with a colleague. Instead of removing the phone from the location, he hid it in his bag. After five days of searching, the missing phone was eventually discovered in his possession.
The discovery sparked concern among his peers, including actor Tunde Dickson, who reportedly suggested that Quazim’s actions might have spiritual implications. “To everyone’s surprise, I didn’t remove the phone’s battery, and I didn’t sell the phone,” Quazim added. “But it was an incident that caused a lot of problems for me.”
The actor’s revelation has stirred mixed reactions, with some expressing sympathy for his apparent inner struggles, while others have voiced concern over his behavior.
