- Denied allegations of being gay, calling them baseless and unnecessary.
- Focuses on positively impacting lives, rather than engaging with harmful rumors.
- Clarified stance on individual identity, supporting those who identify as something within the law.
- Declared himself straight.
- Advised those seeking attention through publicity to respect the law and others’ boundaries.
- Prioritizes his work and positive influence over addressing unfounded accusations.
Nollywood actor-turned-politician Desmond Elliot has denied allegations of being gay, calling them baseless and unnecessary. In a TVC interview, Elliot emphasized his focus on positively impacting lives, rather than engaging with harmful rumors.
“I don’t need to respond to unfounded accusations,” he said. “It’s an opinion, not fact. As long as I’m making a positive impact, that’s what matters.”
Elliot clarified his stance on individual identity, stating, “If you identify as something, that’s your right, as long as it’s within the law.”
Addressing the allegations directly, he declared, “I’m straight. You can’t find anyone straighter than me.”
Elliot dismissed the controversy, advising those seeking attention through publicity to respect the law and others’ boundaries.
