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I don’t stammer in real life, it is an art —Officer Woos

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Nigerian skitmaker Oladapo Gbadamosi, otherwise known as Officer Woos, has shared insights into his perspective on comedy, portraying it not only as a profession but as an intrinsic part of his essence.

Officer Woos has soared to prominence in Nigeria’s entertainment industry, captivating audiences with his unique brand of humour and extraordinary performances.

His distinctive style, characterized by witty improvisation and comedic timing, has solidified his position as a beloved figure in the industry.

In an interview with R, Officer Woos articulated his deep-rooted connection to comedy, affirming, “Comedy is not just a business for me; it’s a lifestyle.”

He said humour transcends mere amusement, adding that it permeates every aspect of his life and identity.

With an unwavering commitment to crafting meaningful content and spreading joy, Officer Woos noted that he embodies the essence of laughter as a fundamental aspect of the human experience.

He outlined his ambitious plans for the future, expressing his desire for international recognition and collaboration with creators worldwide.

He said his vision extends beyond entertainment, as he aims to create a lasting impact on society by providing mentorship and support to aspiring content creators.

“I understand the terrain better, and I am grateful to God for the growth and experiences I have had from working with different acts who have also added value to my craft.”

Through his dedication to excellence and relentless pursuit of innovation, Officer Woos emphasises that he wants to redefine the boundaries of comedy, inspiring laughter and goodwill wherever he goes.

Speaking on the generation of his character style, Officer Woos emphasized his love for acting and desire to stand out in the crowded comedy landscape.

Contrary to popular belief, he revealed that his stammering persona is a deliberate artistic choice rather than a reflection of reality.

“Stammering is an artistic choice and versatility rather than a reflection of my reality,” he added.

The goal, according to him, is to immerse himself in his craft.

“I want to channel my character and infuse authenticity and depth into my performances.

“I believe that my dedication to my craft and commitment to authenticity set me apart as a versatile and skilled entertainer and have earned me admiration from fans and peers alike,” he also said.

As he looked to the future, he said he remained optimistic about the opportunities that lie ahead, particularly in the realm of movie production and business ventures within the entertainment industry.

With each project, he seeks to push boundaries, challenge norms, and leave a lasting legacy that transcends comedy.

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