Yoruba movie star, Olumide Bakare is not ready to stop smoking and womanizing

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Actor Olumide Bakare who has been off the social scene and mvie wrold following an illness he has been battling since 2013, still smokes and womanizes.He says even with his ill health, he has not stopped and doesn't intend to stop smoking, womanizing and drinking. 
According to the 63 year old actor, he has lived with these habits since his youthful days and it will be difficult for him to just do away with them
"I have not out-rightly stopped but I have slowed down. I don't know how to tell lies. I still smoke and drink. I still find time to sleep with women. But the truth is that I am not doing all these things as before. And the fact still remains that I am not properly married" he told Encomium magazine
Asked if he was taking any precautions to curtail his habits, the actor said;
"Let me tell you one thing about life. God doesn't care about habit but your heart. How clean is your heart to God and people around you? How do you sail across the ocean of your life and all that? All these are what God cares about. It is not about whether you smoke or drink. Even those who don't smoke and drink, worse things happen to them. I am a very straight forward person I have been in all these habits for about 45 years and I want to tell you, no shaking" he said
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