Nollywood actor Lateef Adedimeji has shared a message with his millions of fans following his visit to Lagos State University LASU.
The husband of Mo Bimpe, via his Instagram page, while sharing photos from his visit to the University, stated that a person’s hardest time often leads to the greatest moments of your life. Admonishing them, he told them to keep going as he noted how tough situations build strong people in the end.
“Your hardest times often lead to the greatest moments of your life. Keep going. Tough situations build strong people in the end.
Stand, go on and Emerge.
Thank you, LASU, for listening, @lasudebates”.
Taking to his comment section, one Berry White Official wrote, “Caption. Light up my spirit. I’m on the verge of giving up. I’m tired of everything
One Bibi Posh Sparkle wrote, “Wise words. So humble
Actor Uzee Usman wrote, “Mentor
One Ahur Meday wrote, “Thanks for coming
One Ebukafode wrote, “Love ur cool post”.
This isn’t the first time Lateef has stormed a University. Last year, he was overwhelmed with love as he stormed the University of Lagos as one of the celebrity guests at the school’s yearly ‘Madam Tinubu Hall Week’.
A video he shared online captured him visiting the school to the delight and joy of the students. Overwhelmed with the massive love he received, Lateef Adedimeji appreciated them for the warm reception.
In May of this year, Lateef Adedimeji, in an interview, reflected on his early career days when he was collecting N4,000 for a lead role and shared the important advice his father gave him.
This isn’t the first time Lateef has opened up on his poor pay during his early days. Recall that while counting down to his birthday last year, Adedimeji revealed that he was once paid N5000 for a lead role. He recounted how he was just a helpless young boy who did his things and made people laugh unintentionally, which led to open doors for him.
Lateef has undoubtedly come so far in his career, and now, the actor is getting recognition for his talent. He was recently nominated for AMVCA 10th edition Best Actor in a Lead Role; unfortunately, he lost to Wole Ojo.
Prior to that, he had received an award for his role in Femi Adebayo’s movie Jagun Jagun. He expressed how honoured he was to be on stage alongside the gods of Nollywood as he vowed never to forget the moment.
