
Nollywood actor Yemi Solade has made a startling revelation about his past, confessing that he once accepted money to fake a physical disability during a staged healing service at a church.
The Yoruba actor shared the story during an interview with Feel Right, where he opened up about his early struggles before he became a well-known actor.
The veteran actor disclosed that he acted as a cripple for the staged miracle, and the organisers paid him for the role. He admitted that he used the money to drink at the time, as he was still a student.
Solade, however, declined to mention the names of those involved, stating that they are still alive.
He said:
"I have been used for miracle then, when I was not popular. I acted as a cripple, they paid, I used the money to drink, then I was a student."
"The people involved are still alive; I just don't want to mention names."



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