I Worked In Mortuary Before I started Acting - Kwadwo NKansah

Kumawood star, Kwadwo Nkansah, affectionately called
Lilwin has disclosed that he would have still been a
‘mortuary man’ if he hadn’t been an actor or musician.
He said prior to his current status, he worked as a
mortuary attendant at the age of 21.
The comedian indicated that he would have been
carrying dead bodies to earn income if he had not
pursued his dream of acting and putting smiles on the
faces of many in Ghanaian homes.
Speaking on Ultimate FM’s Brunch hosted by Naa
Klordey Odonkor, the ‘I don’t think far’ hit maker
indicated that though carrying dead bodies was a
difficult task, he would wish to return to his former
career.
‘About ten years ago, when the transport system in the
country was terrible, especially at a small village called
Kam 19, hardly would you see a vehicle plying on our
road, the distance from the houses to the mortuary was
far, so I was carrying dead bodies, those days I was
charging GH¢20.00 per a body, it was very heavy but I
needed the money so couldn’t resist the job.
I would have been carrying dead bodies now if not for
my new job, I used to make Ghana-made sandals and
shoes, if I stop both my musical and acting career, I
would go back to my former self of making shoes or
carrying dead bodies,’ he explained.
The CEO of ‘Boss Nation’ disclosed that he makes his
own footwear, ‘Sometimes I make my own shoes and
sandals’.
The talented actor advised the youth to live a healthy
life style and desist from activities that would send
them to their early graves.
The actor and some musicians such as Flow King Stone,
Medical, Joey B, Guru, Strong man and others on
Monday held Salla festival pool party at X-5 in Kumasi.