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I advise readers to watch the full interview in the link. He narrated how his dad admonished to avoid calling himself a star when he started, as a movie star, rather he should see himself as a worker. He saw the economic situation of Nigeria and he discovered that it could get worse, so he emigrated in 2014. On reaching the US, things were hard. He worked as a cab driver. Saying, over there, celebrity status did not mean you shouldn't work. There is dignity in labour over there he said. He later moved out of struggles, and he own assets now. He said he didn't allow stardom in Nigeria to get into his head. He simply decided to switch his career path. Mr Femi Brainard is doing great as a US resident now. He is a digital creator and into a lot creativity stuff.

eepeepook:
I don’t know him. Is he a comedian? He seems like a ronu actor. Those ones are celebrities in their living rooms and on ronu-land. My guy is doing honest work and complaining. E be like na yahoo he familiar with before relocating.

He is a successful actor, he is also a household name, may be you are too young to know him

biafranrealson:
Regional celebrity
Not known in my region

@Biafranrealson is either you are too young or you are not vast enough. Femi Brainard is a household name

My favorite actor in Nigeria. That is part of a little slip in life sometimes. He has move on doing greater things now. His calm appearance, skills, intelligence are some of the attributes i love about him.

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