British-Nigerian actor Idris Damson has revealed that he is unashamedly a “mummy’s boy.”
The award-winning actor stated that he has no regrets about admitting it.
He explained that his mother is the reason he exists and described her as his biggest fan.
In a recent interview with Kiss FM, London, the 33-year-old actor said his goal is to make his mother proud
Idris Damson said:
“I am a mummy’s boy. Big time. I am not ashamed to admit it anymore. It used to be kind of like – ‘ah, he’s a mummy’s boy.’ I am actually proud of myself on it. That woman is the reason why I exist. She is my biggest fan and I’m her biggest fan,” he said.
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“She is the one I want to make proud, and I relate to Joshua [a movie character] in that sense, too, because he just wants to make his mother proud and be the best and win a championship. And hopefully I can win a championship in whatever way I can, too.”
Veteran Nigerian actor Tom Njemanze has appealed to the general public as he is now bedridden due to a battle with cancer
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The actor, who is currently receiving treatment in a hospital, made the plea on Tuesday in a viral video circulating on the internet.
Sharing the video on his Instagram page, filmmaker Stanley Ontop revealed that Njemanze has been diagnosed with prostate cancer and urgently requires funds for surgery.
He said, “Hello guys, one of our Nollywood legends is sick and needs urgent surgery.
“Sir Tom Njemanze has been diagnosed with prostate cancer, and he needs your support to undergo surgery. Nothing is too small, fams. Help our legend live again.”
Njemanze is known for his performances in Issakaba, Tokunboh, Atosa, Pounds and Dollars, Osuofia in London, Igbotic Love, and Brain Box.
This comes just four months after fellow veteran actor, John Amaefule, appealed for financial assistance amid his battle with partial stroke and cancer.
