‘My Encounter, Reason Why I Stop Womanising’ Actor Majid Michel Finally Opens Up

 

A Ghanaian actor named Majid Michel has now spoken up about his encounter, the reasons he stopped womanizing, and how he has changed.

Majid Michel may not strike you as the religious type due to his expertly acted playboy roles in movies, but the light-skinned actor has hinted that he might be as religious as any devoted Christian.

In a recent interview in Lagos, Michel said that the gospel of Jesus Christ should be incorporated into every culture and tradition.

He continued by saying that Jesus had come to replace some of the outdated practices and to usher in the kingdom of Heaven.

 

I’ve just realized that in every culture and tradition, the authority of Jesus Christ must be proclaimed.

I think Jesus came to eliminate and remove these cultures.

Christ also comes to establish His earthly kingdom in place of our customs.

I think the way of God is the true culture,” he remarked.

To the dismay of some detractors, he added that he is not a womanizer. He claimed that despite his strong affinity for women, he does not go any farther.

I really enjoy women, but I don’t play around with them. I don’t abuse women.

I just find myself drawn to a lot of women, and that’s it,” he said.

Majid, who also discussed his time on the set of his just finished first film, Ayamma, which was filmed in Akwa Ibom State, said it was difficult to make a film outside of his home country.

He remarked, “Leaving home to make a movie in a forest full of insects and darkness in a very faraway place was quite tough for me.

For the duration of the shooting, we did not put on tops.

Even if we had, it wouldn’t have stopped other bugs from attacking our hands, bare feet, and faces as well, not just mosquitoes.