Filmmaker, Frank Rajah Arase was on Tuesday, March 15, 2016, full of thanks to his God for adding another year to his existence on Earth.

The Ghanaian movie director of Nigerian decent marked the milestone quietly with his family later Tuesday evening after receiving loads of congratulatory messages from his friends during the day.

However, the ‘Cheaters’ director refused to let the whole world know his new age.

He told Ghanareporter.com that his age and looks didn’t complement each other, the reason he won’t disclose his age.

“My words are not enough to thank God almighty for his love and favour upon me,” he said about God’s divine protection on him.

But he continued, “I am too old for my age and I can’t tell you. I am sorry.”

Frank Rajah Arase, a native of Edo State, Nigeria remains one of Ghana’s productive directors. He relocated to Ghana years ago to pursue his dream of directing movies.

He had since directed a lot of Ghanaian movies and also received awards for it. He is currently gone back to Nigeria but returns to Ghana when there is a job for him.