Several Nigerian celebrity entertainers are aspiring towards political positions for the 2015 elections in Nigeria. Some of them include 9ice, Tony Tetuila, Kate Henshaw, Desmond Elliot and Majek Fashek.
"God Hasn't Called Me To Go Into Politics"
Celebrity comedian says he won't be venturing into politics for a very long time.
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AY Makun was on radio this morning with Toke Makinwa and Diali on Rhythm FM. The comedian expressed his views about dabbling into politics as an entertainer and said God hasn't called him to go into politics and probably won't call him for a long time. He however wished all the other celebrities turned aspiring politicians all the best.
Fellow Nigerian comedian Julius Agwu who was vying for a political position in his home town of Rivers State recently openly declared that he is no longer interested in running for governor in 2015.
AY Makun who owns luxury club in Lekki called MVP is currently promoting his new movie '30 days in Atlanta'.
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