Nigerian comedian and actor, Woli Arole, has opened up on some interesting things about himself
The comedian whose real name is Bayegun Oluwatoyin revealed that contrary to popular opinion, he is not rude nor is he a flirt
Arole left fans impressed when he stated that he'd support businesses and give to charity if he happened to win $1 million
Nigerian comedian and actor, Woli Arole, may know how to crack people up with his hilarious skits and comic movie roles but there is more to him than meet the eyes.
In an interview with Legit.ng dubbed #LegitWithArole, the entertainer revealed he would love to support people, business, and give back to charity if he ever won $1 million.
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Support people with money, support businesses and give to charity https://t.co/eBujuWh8Ks
— Officialarole (@OfficialArole) September 4, 2020
The comedian who is known for his slapstick humour revealed in subtle words that not everyone is convinced about how nice a person he is.
When asked about the biggest misconception about him, he pointed out that people often think he is rude and also a flirt.
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That am rude and that am a flirt. Very Wrong!!!!!!!!! https://t.co/uV2ERocNe6
— Officialarole (@OfficialArole) September 4, 2020
Arole whose real name is Bayegun Oluwatoyin, was recently made an ambassador for Lagos State Waste Management Agency (LAWMA).
When asked what the people of Lagos state should expect, he pointed out that it is a collective responsibility of the people and the government.
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Lagosians should expect a collective responsibility from the people and the government. And also updated info from the agency. Majorly it’s a CALL to SERVE https://t.co/QElbeCCak1
— Officialarole (@OfficialArole) September 4, 2020
It is no doubt that Arole is securing the bag with his moves in the industry. The talented act revealed the best thing about his life is the grace of God and how he's able to touch lives positively.
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Just like his fun personality as an adult, Arole confirmed he has always been playful right from when he was a child.
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Hmmmmmmm!!. The evident grace of God and the fact that am touching lives positively https://t.co/mZZfbbClvb
— Officialarole (@OfficialArole) September 4, 2020
For Arole, the best gift he got as a child was a good pair of shoes.
Lots of gifts but I can’t forget a nice looking shoe. https://t.co/4B8mu2Xolq
— Officialarole (@OfficialArole) September 4, 2020
On what inspired him to put his project, The Call, he revealed it was his desire to do something different and unique.
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I was playful, interesting, stubborn and fun to be with https://t.co/7BMYZGjp3J
— Officialarole (@OfficialArole) September 4, 2020
Arole is no doubt a spec and definitely has some fans hoping to win his heart someday. However, the entertainer did not quite give a clear answer when he was asked about his relationship status.
In the first response, he revealed he was in a relationship with God. When asked about the time of relationship that leads to marriage, he said it will be by the grace of God.
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Very soon by God’s grace https://t.co/sK4DRIprAP
— Officialarole (@OfficialArole) September 4, 2020
Arole is a Nigerian comedian, actor and on-air personality. He was born on February 22, 1990, to Nigerian parents. He had his primary education in Olopade Agoro Apata, Ibadan, and his secondary school education was at Government College, Ibadan.
He proceeded to the prestigious Obafemi Awolowo University where he studied Psychology. He also obtained a degree in filmmaking in 2020 from the Met Film School in the UK.
Woli Arole started as an actor and stand-up comedian from Obafemi Awolowo University.
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