Q: Can we meet you sir?

 A: My name is Omotayo Shoge. I am an actor and also an architect.

Q: Can you tell us your educational background?

A: I had my Primary school at OLA(Our ladies of apostles) , my  Secondary School KCS(kaduna capital school) then I proceeded to Kaduna Polytechnic where I had my OND in  architecture, I didn't stop on that I went  further for my direct entry in ABU zaria for my first degree in Architecture

Q: Why did you join theater? 

A: Because I  have passion for acting, I was partially in and out since 2008.

 Q: Can you tell us the challenges you have faced in the industry? 

 A: Alot of challenges indeed I've been through but yet, God has been great

Q: Can you tell us how many movies you have produced so far? 

A: I have been able to produce six movies. I have featured in many movies that I can not recollect but my new movie now is ''Oko wa''( our husband) which will be released soon. It is a movie I hope to be a blockbuster it is very interesting and filled with loads of drama

Q: What inspired you to produce that type of movie? 

A: I just thought about how polygamy has been fading off our marriage system and most of us who still have great memories about what it takes to come from such family will always find passion in sharing a thing or two about our expenses

 Q: Do you have a role model?

A: yes I have a role model, my role model is Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje.

Q: Have you ever regretted joining movie Industry? 

A: alot of challenges that calls for regret sometimes but we still making the best out of our ups and downs

Q: What is your advice to upcoming actors?

A: They should take it easy and take things a step at a time as nothing done in a haste in the industry that goes a long way. What you dont have you don't offer!. I always tell my female apprentice to wait for  their time,  If they don't, they will only be exploited and extorted.

Q: Are you saying there are no hardworking and serious ones?

A: They are good ones and bad ones too. I will just advise them to take things easy, they should not be desperate.

Q: Are filmakers

 still facing piracy challenges 

 A: Yes we are! But I think we even have much more challenges than piracy. I want to use this medium to appreciate our marketers efforts so far and we want to urge our movie marketers to be more supportive and as well help in the prompt release of our movies.