Despite his international exposure, veteran Ghanaian actor and Hollywood icon Christopher Keith Nii Attoh, better known in showbiz as 'Chris Attoh,' believes he has not lost touch with the indigenous Ga vernacular.
Despite the fact that he has had the opportunity to perform on a global stage, he claims that his international fame has not caused him to lose touch with his roots.
He made a statement in Ga that was translated as "if you want me to alter the language immediately, I will."
On Saturday, the television star told George Quaye on Joy FM's Showbiz A to Z that the previous ten years of his life had been packed with important lessons.
In all of his endeavors, the actor stated that one of his greatest passions is acting.
My life has been intriguing during the previous ten years. But they've emphasized expansion more than anything else. And if you had told me ten years ago that I would go through the things that I did, I would have certainly [doubted].
But, as I've learned through experience, you don't always go through things for yourself. Sometimes the testimony is for someone else who may not be able to take it, and you must read it in order to speak with them.
And God utilize me is one of the prayers I pray every day. And, on occasion, that prayer is accompanied by a set of responsibilities. So it's all right. I'm still here, and I have a lot of things I want to accomplish.