Nollywood actor Daniel Etim-Effiong has shared that although he briefly engaged in womanizing - an act not accepted by many due to morality—he considers it part of his personal growth.

The actor who doubles as an engineer said he eventually realized that toeing the path of womanizing was not going to bring him the fulfillment he desired.

Etim-Effiong explained that, while it may seem fun to be a “player,” the habit can negatively affect one’s ability to commit in the future.

“Maybe there was a period in my life that I was,” he admitted. “I wouldn’t say for long, but they were periods of learning.”

“If you develop that lifestyle, it won’t automatically change overnight,” he said. “When you get married, that muscle hasn’t been developed. So when you face challenges, you may feel like walking away instead of working through it.”

He now uses his experience to advise philanderers, emphasizing the importance of building healthy relationship habits early.

Another celebrity in Ghana's entertainment industry, Incredible Zigi, who is a dancer, also revealed that he used to date numerous women in the early days of his dancing career.

During an interview with the media, he admitted to his past as a Casanova but expressed that he has now chosen to change his ways.

“I used to date a lot of women earlier in my career but when you get to a certain stage you want to keep a solid brand so such women issues just don’t get your attention anymore. You can’t just be playing around like you used to because womanizing wouldn’t take you anywhere but I used to womanize when I started dancing."

Incredible Zigi emphasized that he has successfully abandoned such behaviors, acknowledging that they were merely "time-wasters."

He has learned from his past and has now chosen to focus on more meaningful aspects of his life and career.

“But this is not the time to waste time and energy chasing after women so as for me I’ve paused those kinds of behaviors some years back,” he disclosed.