“It took me more than 7 years to make my first N1 million” – Nollywood actor Dike

Nigerian actor Eso Dike has opened up about his long journey to financial stability in Nollywood, revealing it took years of persistence to hit a major milestone.

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Speaking during an interview with media personality Chude, the actor reflected on his early struggles and the patience that shaped his career.

A Slow Start in Acting

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Dike disclosed that it took him more than seven years in the entertainment industry to earn his first one million naira as an actor.

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He explained that progress was slow at the beginning, but he remained focused despite the challenges that came with building a career in acting.

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Before fully embracing acting, Dike trained as a lawyer. He studied Law at the University of Benin and later completed the Nigerian Law School.

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From Television to Nollywood Success

The actor began his acting journey on television, with appearances in popular series such as Tinsel.

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He later gained wider attention through roles in shows like The Smart Money Woman, Game On, and Ricordi.

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In recent years, Dike has featured in several Nollywood films that enjoyed commercial success and boosted his profile.

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Reflecting on his journey, he said he never allowed his struggles to show publicly.

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He said: “It took me more than 7 years to make my first 1 million Naira bulk as an actor.

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“Like before I got one million naira, I mean one million naira, my brother it wasn’t too long again. But again, I am not a protrayer of suffering.

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“So even if I’m suffering, you won’t know. But before I got one million naira bulk, it took some time. Probably eight or seven years.”

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