I have worked for this country, Nigerians ought to take care of me - Entertainer Hanks Anuku cries

 I have worked for this country, Nigerians ought to take care of me - Entertainer Hanks Anuku cries


I have worked for this country, Nigerians ought to take care of me - Entertainer Hanks Anuku cries



Prepared Nollywood entertainer Hanks Anuku has in an energetic supplication approached Nigerians and the Delta State Lead representative, Sheriff Oborevwori, to come to his guide.


The cinema star's request comes closely following a viral video that surfaced, showing him filling in as a fuel specialist at a corner store in Delta State. ( Nollywood Entertainer Hanks Anuku raises worries with upset appearance in most recent video)


 In the video message flowing via web-based entertainment, Anuku communicated his dissatisfaction at being jobless for a lengthy period in spite of his status as a Nollywood legend.


"I have worked for this country. I have accomplished the level of being a legend. Be that as it may, I've had no occupation for, God knows, how long. Furthermore, I expect that Nigerians will likewise realize that I did everything for them," Anuku expressed in the video.


The entertainer, who has contributed essentially to the Nigerian entertainment world throughout the long term, uncovered that he has been living from hand to mouth in spite of his amazing status. Looking for help, he made an immediate enticement for Lead representative Sheriff Oborevwori and his fans to help him during these difficult times.


"I about to request that Lead representative Sheriff [Oborevwori] if it's not too much trouble, send backing to me. Furthermore, my fans who really love and value the works I've accomplished for them, assuming you assume you genuinely love me, may God help you all to help me," Anuku enthusiastically argued.


The viral video has ignited conversations via virtual entertainment, with fans and well-wishers communicating their anxiety for the Priest star's prosperity.

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