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Kunle Remi Finally Speaks Out On AMVCA Snub

Nollywood actor Kunle Remi has finally addressed his snub at the nominations of the Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards, AMVCA 2023.

It’s no news that Kunle Remi was snubbed from the nominations list of the prestigious awards despite his undeniable role in Kunle Afolayan’s epic drama, Anikulapo, which earned 16 nominations.

Anikulapo bagged 16 nominations from AMVCA, while the lead actor, Kunle Remi, whose role geared many to watch the movie, was not part of the 16 nominations.

Speaking in an interview, Your View, Kunle Remi aired his opinion about his snub from the award. According to him, AMVCA does not belong to him neither does he host the show. He claimed his snub has no way reduced him, his stylishness, fame, or energy.

Kunle Remi claimed he is unshaken by the snub because his role as ‘Saro’ was not taken because of an award, but rather because of a challenge.

Many have concluded that Kunle Remi’s snub was a result of an interview he granted where he spoke about a senior colleague trying to lure him into homos*xuality.

Controversial self-acclaimed investigative journalist, Kemi Olunloyo, claimed Kunle Remi was snubbed by AMVCA because of the controversial interview and she promised to mention names of the senior colleagues.

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