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Why I Don’t Practise Law Despite Studying It – Funke Akindele

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Nigerian actress, Funke Akindele has revealed that she studied law in the university.

 

However, she gave an explanation why she is not practising law despite studying it.

She spoke in a recent interview with BBC Yorùbá.

According to the filmmaker, she studied law at the University of Lagos (UNILAG) to please her late father.

The actress said she “never regretted studying law because it reflected in my works”.

“Truly I studied law at the University of Lagos. My father wanted me to be a lawyer. When he was alive he was always saying ‘you will become a lawyer’. I just wanted to act on stage. I wanted to sing and dance,” she said.

“I would say okay, let me study this law and give it to you. When I study this law I will go back to my acting.

“I never regretted studying law because it reflected in my works. Because I love criminal law so much. I like a law where someone errs against the law and is sentenced. All the investigations.

“If you notice, you will see that I usually add up what I have studied in my work. Law and my work can be hand in hand. And I never regretted studying law. But I have not been practicing law.

“Nowadays I have been thinking about it. I can do it.”

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