By Benjamin NJOKU
If there’s anything, Richard Mofe Damijo, RMD misses most, since he joined the political terrain of Delta State as the Commissioner in charge of Culture, it’s his love for the make-believe world. Although, he still finds time to interact with some of his colleagues in the acting profession, the attraction of the stage remains one of the greatest prices he has to pay so far for veering into politics.

The thorough-bred actor who was in Lagos, last week, where he represented Governor Uduaghan, at the unveiling ceremony of the third edition of the National Comedy Awards, said “I miss the acting profession. But I still find time to mentor a lot of the youths and interact with many actors. I have resolved that at least once in a year I will climb the stage to perform.”

Richard Mofe Damijo, RMD

“I am not just an actor, but I’m a man blessed with several talents. Besides acting, I’m a playwright, poet, publisher, lawyer, entrepreneur, and most recently a politician. “Acting is the medium which I used to define myself. I have my hands tight on so many things.”

While expressing his gratitude to Governor Uduaghan for providing him the platform to serve his people, RMD posited that Delta state is the home of comedy in Nigeria.

He also expressed his gratitude to Mr. Opa Williams of Virgin Promotions for his contribution to development of the comedy industry.

“Opa Williams has done well for the industry and I’m very proud to be associated with what he has done to uplift the comedy industry ”

The organiser of the yearly awards, Opa Williams, better known as the father of comedy in Nigeria said, “Taking Comedy Home” is the theme of this year’s awards.

According to him, about ten categories of awards will be given out to deserving practitioners.

The third edition of the Comedy Awards holds in Asaba, the Delta State capital on August 27.


Source:http://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/07/09/how-much-i-miss-nollywood-rmd/

I have missed you too.

rubbish

^^^^^ Why? Yo don't like him or his acting?

i no like the guy one bit. he is a gold digger

are we referring back to his taking advantage of his now-deceased wife , ? or something else, cos I though he was a nice guy abi?

yes. he used her as a lunch pad

haba!, thot we already forgave him for that candy, lol

nope am still pissed of with the guy.

u better miss nollywood than miss the millions u re getting now as a politician

I guess the broke azz old monkey dont get Womanliness no more

Bloody Liar.

You miss nolly-garbage my backside.

Lets see you leave the the source of the burgeoning bank balance for nollytrash then?

yes, no more kissing and caressing of breast, dats what he meant

missed him on screen too,

Richard Mofe Damijo, RMD

“I am not just an actor, but  I’m a man blessed with several talents. Besides acting, I’m a playwright, poet, publisher, lawyer, entrepreneur, and most recently a politician. “Acting is the medium which I used to define myself.  I have my hands tight on so many things.”

Jack of all Trade, Master of None!

FORGIVE AND FORGET, TO EER IS HUMAN TO FORGIVE IS DIVINE

NOW I REMEMBER THAT YOUR BIG YANSH LIKE MAMA GEE
HAS IT INCREASE OR DECREASE?

What has RMD done so far being a politician?

Thieves full everywhere for 9ja

OMO IBO:

Bloody Liar.

You miss nolly-garbage my backside.

Lets see you leave the the source of the burgeoning bank balance for nollytrash then?

denony:

NOW I REMEMBER THAT YOUR BIG YANSH LIKE MAMA GEE
HAS IT INCREASE OR DECREASE?

candylips:

yes. he used her as a lunch pad

Hating over what the media fed you.
someone had to love her and it happened to be him.
i doubt he used her.
the same thing people say about Ali/Patricia Leon.

:-x

:-x

candylips:

nope am still pissed of with the guy.

Guy, if u well blessed, thank your God, in a bid to leave an unpleasant circumstance,anyone could do that, moreover if she hadnt died,he wouldnt have left her, Ali Baba's own was correct game plan.

miss u too jare, but not much, just small

tellwisdom:

yes, no more kissing and caressing of bosom, dats what he meant

LOL

lol, nobody missed you sha.

I ain't gat shyt to say!