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Actor Lil Win has revealed that despite owning a school that provides affordable education for the less privileged at very affordable costs, his children do not attend his school.
He told Andy Dosty that his children, aged four and five, began school before he completed the works on his.
The actor said he fears his children will be given special treatments compared to the other children because of his status.
He added that many teachers would not want to reprimand them when they go wrong.
Lil Win, however, said he might enrol them in the school when the time is right.
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