Ghanaian-born US based movie icon, Abraham Attah, has finally broken his silence on his life before stardom.
According to the “Beast of No Nation” movie star, he had to sell on the streets to support his family who struggled to make ends meet.
Speaking in an interview with Abeiku Santana on “Atuu” show he admitted that he used to sell chewing gum at toll booths in Accra after school hours.
“It was normal to sell and support the family and now that I don’t sell anymore; I consider the experience as a blessing, as it taught me some hard lessons of life,” he said.
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