After the robbery, I’m still traumatized. – Hafiz Oyetoro

Hafeez Oyetoro, nicknamed Saka, a well-known actor, has claimed that the robbery assault on his residence earlier this week in Isheri, a neighborhood that is on the border between Lagos and Ogun states, has left him terrified.

“The burglars arrived about 2:50 am, and they brought their own tools to cut the burglary proof in the home,” he told Saturday Beats. They all held high-tech weapons.

“They took a laptop, several phones, and the little cash that was in the home. They did, however, leave us alive, and I value that much. The trauma is the only thing that now affects me. In actuality, I try not to think about what occurred because the more I do, the more traumatized I am.

The comedic actor claimed that the nation is not horrible; rather, it is the individuals in charge of running it. “I know that Nigeria is a wonderful country if it is being governed by decent people with conscience,” he said. People will enjoy their life if they provide an enabling atmosphere for its residents.

Nigeria as a nation is not hazardous; rather, those in charge of our affairs are.

Oyetoro said that one of the factors contributing to the rise in crime is the nation’s high unemployment rate. People are starving, he said. There is no employment, and poverty is everywhere. Due to the lack of business, many artists have given up their craft. People will be irate if they are hungry. Many of these acts, in my opinion, are a result of the nation’s present dysfunctional leadership. I hope one day we can do it correctly.

Oyetoro also said that he would be leaving the area where the incident occurred. Because so many people now know I reside there, he said, “I am intending to leave that area because it is not beneficial for me as a public person.”

The actor said that his decision to appear in a movie project would rely on the information he would get from his management team due to the country’s security condition.

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