How Hardship Forced Me Into Minibus Driving — Veteran Actor Sunday Afolabi
Veteran Nollywood actor Sunday Afolabi says financial hardship forced him to take up minibus driving as an alternative source of income while continuing his career in the Nigerian film industry.
Veteran Nollywood actor Sunday Afolabi has opened up about how financial hardship forced him to take up minibus driving to support himself after struggling to make a living from acting.
Afolabi, who has featured in several Nigerian films, said the difficult economic situation pushed him to seek an alternative source of income while continuing to pursue his career in the entertainment industry.
The actor explained that driving a minibus became a means of survival at a time when acting could no longer provide enough income to meet his needs.
He said his experience reflected the challenges faced by many veterans in Nigeria's film industry, particularly those who struggle to maintain financial stability after years of working in the sector.
Afolabi's disclosure has renewed conversations about the welfare of veteran actors and the need for better structures to support ageing practitioners in Nollywood.
Despite the difficulties, he has continued to remain active and has spoken candidly about the realities behind the public image of entertainment personalities.
His story highlights the economic pressures that can affect creative professionals, even after years of contributing to Nigeria's entertainment industry.
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