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Nigerian actor Soji Taiwo, famously known by his screen name Omo Banke, has lifted the curtain on the motivations driving his unexpected repatriation to Nigeria after an extended stay in the United States of America.
Soji Taiwo's departure to the US some years ago had ignited substantial interest, but his recent return to his homeland has caught many by surprise, leaving an indelible mark on the entertainment landscape.
In a candid revelation, Omo Banke has shed light on his decision to come back, fueled by a strong desire to partake in the exciting new era of Nollywood. In this rejuvenated phase, he aspires to contribute to blockbuster productions such as "King of Thieves" and "Jagun Jagun."
Having openly shared his career transformation since his return, the actor exuberantly conveyed his delight in witnessing the rise of well-funded Yoruba films within the industry. Soji Taiwo remarked, "This is the best thing that could happen to Nollywood at the moment. I give kudos to the actors and filmmakers who are working hard to change the narrative in the industry. I also cannot wait to shoot movies such as ‘Jagun Jagun’ (The Warrior), and ‘Ageshinkole’ (King of Thieves). That is what I want, and I know my fans want me to do something like that as well. That was why I returned from the United States of America. I am back for good, and for more progress and success. I would like to see more high-budget Yoruba films such as ‘Jagun Jagun’. And, that is already happening. I am so happy about that."
Addressing lingering speculations surrounding his activities during his time in the United States, the actor emphasized that he remains unperturbed by the rumors and is fully focused on contributing to the evolving landscape of Yoruba cinema.
Soji Taiwo's unexpected return and his enthusiastic embrace of the new horizons of Nollywood showcase his commitment to the art and his aspirations for the future of the industry.
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