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‘Nigeria Was Not Spoilt by Him’ - Hanks Anuku Defends Tinubu

Anuku said Tinubu inherited long-running problems and that videos suggesting mental illness hurt his career, he said.

  • On Monday, veteran actor Hanks Anuku urged Nigerians to be patient with President Bola Tinubu during an interview on The Honest Bunch, arguing that the country's challenges predate the current administration.
  • Anuku insisted Nigerians must allow Tinubu to complete two terms, stressing he was not paid to commend the administration and that "the devil, you know, is better" than an untested successor.
  • Addressing past headlines, Anuku rejected viral claims that he was mentally unstable, stating the circulating videos damaged his reputation and career while causing significant emotional distress.
  • The actor recounted that the death of his children's mother and betrayal by friends led him to isolate himself, noting "it's deep, and it hurts" during a period of considerable withdrawal.
  • Reflecting on his survival, Anuku credited his religious experience at SMOGIM in Abuja with helping him find healing and a renewed sense of purpose, remaining grateful to God.
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The InfoStride broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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