Rotimi Salami

Rotimi Salami is a Nollywood actor and film producer who has been honored by the Africa Magic Viewers' Choice Awards (AMVCA). Quotes My mother always warned me, even before I started acting, that if I don’t have the intention to eat anything, I should not even smell it. Why I don’t lie to women –Nollywood actor, Rotimi Salami 04 June 2022, PUNCH (Nigeria). If anybody really claims to love me and my brand, they will protect everything that has to do with me. Why I don’t lie to women –Nollywood actor, Rotimi Salami 04 June 2022, PUNCH (Nigeria). You are not a celebrity if you are not being celebrated, you can’t keep moving if you are not being appreciated, you will not grow if they don’t like what you do. Rotimi Salami: I’m a success with love from female fans 01 May 2021, NATION (Nigeria) The truth is that they say anything that a woman has a hand in brings forth success, so if I’m loved by women, then I’m a success. Rotimi Salami: I’m a success with love from female fans 01 May 2021, NATION (Nigeria) Truth be told, everybody wants to associate themselves with a work-in-progress, I am a work-in-progress. My ‘babyface’, a major career setback for me —Actor, Rotimi Salami 23 May 2020, NIGERIAN TRIBUNE (Nigeria) My wife is the only person I’m answerable to. If she had complained about my close friendship with Allwell, I would have stepped back from the friendship. Allwell didn’t live with me at home. Whenever I went to work, I always returned home. When God wants to support what you do, He aligns things in your favour. When it comes to indigenous movies, there was a time when people saw me and immediately thought ‘Loverboy.’ I wouldn’t necessarily call it being stereotyped because I’m not confined to that role. People just have different perceptions of me. Growing up in Lagos for me was very normal I lived a more quiet life because my parents are disciplinarians, you know, there was really no time to go outside and play like every other kids could do, despite the fact that I grew up in Ajangbadi. My upbringing was more like a ‘Butter kid’ kind-of, even if I would not eat the butter really. I would say personally I did get to learn too many things from the street, my mum was my street, she was my religion, and she was my everything. But I think I picked up everything from secondary school majorly, yes. Basically, I would say I am blessed with the kind of partner I have. I am married to a thespian who graduated from the University of Lagos creative arts, so she understands my job. Also, coupled with the fact that I am not so much of an outgoing person, if it is not my work, I am at home. So they understand that every little time I have, I am with my family, so I think I am blessed. External links Category:Living people Category:Actors from Nigeria