I Am Over 18, I Hold A Valid Driver’s License, And Legally Entitled To Drive – Don Little

According to a report by UTV Ghana today being Saturday, October 10, 2026, Ghanaian actor Don Little has maintained that he is legally qualified to drive, insisting that he is above 18 years old, holds a valid driver’s licence and has the legal right to operate a vehicle.

The actor made the declaration to address questions surrounding his eligibility to drive, emphasising that he has met the necessary requirements under the law. According to him, his age and possession of a valid driver’s licence give him the legal entitlement to drive.

Don Little, whose real name is Stephen Atanga, is known for his roles in Ghana’s entertainment industry, where he has gained attention for his acting skills and distinctive on-screen personality. Over the years, he has become a familiar face among audiences who follow Ghanaian movies and entertainment news.

His latest statement has drawn attention to the issue of driving eligibility, particularly the requirements individuals must satisfy before being permitted to operate vehicles on public roads.

In Ghana, motorists are expected to meet the applicable legal requirements, including obtaining the appropriate driver’s licence before driving. Such requirements are intended to ensure that drivers are legally authorised and understand the responsibilities associated with operating vehicles.

By stressing that he is over 18 and possesses a valid licence, Don Little appears keen to make his position clear and dispel any doubts about his legal status as a driver.

The actor’s statement also highlights the importance of distinguishing between a person’s physical appearance and their actual age or legal qualifications.

Public figures can sometimes attract attention because of their appearance, but legal eligibility is determined by the relevant requirements rather than assumptions made by others.

For motorists, having a valid driver’s licence is an important part of complying with road traffic regulations. Drivers are also expected to observe road safety rules and exercise caution whenever they use public roads.

Don Little’s declaration has therefore brought renewed attention to his personal assertion that he meets the legal conditions required to drive.

He remains firm in his position that he is an adult, holds a valid driver’s licence and is legally entitled to drive, making it clear that he considers himself qualified under the law.

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