Jim Iyke - How I Kissed Over 200 Nollywood Actresses (Pictures & More)

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Nollywood bad boy, Jimi Iyke once confessed that he had kissed not less than 200 actresses while on different movie sets, according to a report by Vanguard. The controversial actor said he has a habit of kissing women openly, including his sisters.

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He narrated a situation where he had to kiss three European ladies who accompanied his girl friend to the airport to welcome him, during one of his foreign trips, adding that he doesn’t see anything wrong with it.
As if that is not enough, Jim Iyke painted another scenario, where he had to kiss four actresses in the presence of their boy friends. “I have once kissed them on set, and so, when I walked into the room where two of them were with their boy friends, I kissed them one after the other and their boyfriends were mad at me. I have also kissed over 200 actresses on set and nobody is talking about it,” he enthused.

James Ikechukwu Esomugha, popularly known as Jim Iyke, is a Nigerian actor in Nigeria’s movie industry (popularly called Nollywood) and one of the stars of the movie Last Flight to Abuja alongside Omotola Jalade Ekeinde and Hakeem Kae-Kazim. Jim Iyke began acting in 2001. He’s one of the highest paid actors in Nollywood, and has appeared in over 150 films.

He started a movie production company, Untamed Productions in 2007. Jim Iyke began his own music label, Untamed Records. He produced a first album, titled “Who Am I?” featuring some of Nigeria’s top musicians such as TuFace Idibia, and Sound Sultan.

The controversial video of Iyke’s purported ‘deliverance’ at The Synagogue, Church Of All Nations, led by Pastor T.B. Joshua went viral and led to intense debate on social media. The ‘evil spirit’ supposedly confessed that it was behind Iyke’s inability to get married.

Iyke is the founder of Jim lyke Foundation for Children with Special Disabilities. He visited Kenya in December 2012 in support of the Make a Change Campaign, a charity project founded by Christopher Grey, and Jamaican dancehall artist Cécile. Iyke holds a black belt in taekwondo.