Nigerian actor Anuku off drugs

roles. But like a flower that withers, Hanks became a scarce commodity. For years now, the number of released movies he has acted in recent times can be easily counted with the fingers.

In a recent interview, the lanky actor revealed that his career almost got ruined by alcohol and drugs which resulted in mental illness.

He said while he was a special adviser to Emmanuel Uduaghan, who is the governor of Delta State governor, the illness reportedly forced him out of the government house.

According to him: “Yes, I got my healing through TB Joshua. It is our Lord’s doing. I was having issues with mentality for over seven years. You will notice I have not been that frequent in movies for long.

“Even when I was special assistant to our dear governor, I was not in a good state of mind and this affected my work in the government before I was advised to seek for solution in Ghana.

“I spent so much money visiting hospitals, orthodox and unorthodox doctors without positive results until I was introduced to TB Joshua. I was only watching his TV programme in Ghana and was healed.

“I put my faith into it just like the woman with the issue of blood and knew that I would be healed and I got my healing.
“I am now a mentally stable man. I have dropped drinking and smoking habit.” – Nigeriafilms.

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