“What I do before playing roles involving entering coffin” – Kanayo

"What I do before playing roles involving entering coffin" – Kanayo

Veteran Nollywood actor, Kanayo O Kanayo speaks on how he doesn’t sanctify himself when he is playing movie roles that require entering a coffin, either for ritual or other purposes. The movie star has come to be associated with the roles he played in his movies and had been dubbed various monikers, notably, Nnayi Sacrifice.

What I do before playing roles that involve me entering coffin – Kanayo O Kanayo

Seasoned actor, Kanayo. Photo source: Google. Sharing a video of his interview with the Eastern Eye, he captioned that when a movie role requires him entering a coffin, he doesn’t sanctify himself or bind whatever forces; he just simply plays his roles and leave. He said: “God gave me a talent. When I’m playing a role in a movie that involves going into a coffin. I do not sanctify myself or start binding unseen forces. I just play my role and get out.” In the interview, he emphasized that his roles in ritual movies have nothing to do with his real-life character. Kanayo said: “I was on a set three weeks ago with a woman and she was asked to go into a coffin and before she went into the coffin, she went ‘In the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit’ I said ‘don’t do that, you are mocking God. This is a job that puts food on your table. God has asked you to go and deliver his people through this so why are you praying?’” “The apostles of Jesus or disciples as you call them. Luke was a medical doctor, and the other person was a tax collector so they were from different fields, so this is what people do for a living. That is why filmmaking is called make-believe. It makes people believe you are a ritualist, you are an occultist, you are a Reverend Father, you are this. The role I play has nothing to do with me as KOK. I don’t go to church every Sunday but I know myself. “My role is what puts food on my table. when you call me Nna Anyi sacrifice, it brings traction to my name. I don’t shy away from the name, the name pays my bills, and the name signs cheques for me.” See the post below:  

2Face fumes, rubbishes Swanky Jerry for involving him in beef with Annie Idibia

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Celebrity stylist, Jeremiah Ogbodo, popularly known as Swanky Jerry, addresses his concerns directly to the renowned singer, 2Face Idibia, regarding the unresolved misunderstanding between himself and his wife, Annie Idibia. During a conversation with 2Face and other cast members of the Young, Famous & African reality show, Swanky Jerry expressed his uncertainty about whether the singer is truly comfortable with their friendship, given his attitude towards the situation.

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He said, “I kind of feel weird that he [2Face] didn’t reach out to me during the whole stretch of me and Annie, like situation. And I just really wanted to know like what’s up?Trending:Another Nigerian lady set to break Guinness World Record as she begins counting of rice grains (Video) “I feel like the quickest person that would have been able to resolve our misunderstanding would probably have been him [2Face]. “I just felt like you were not there for me at that time. I just really wanted to get clarity, like, do you f*ck with this relationship at all?”

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In response, 2Face Idibia lost his cool while rebuking Jerry for putting him in a delicate spot with Annie. “I feel some type of way for you to ask me that, though. Both of you are adults, right? I did not even know what was going on. I’m still friends with you. I’m still her husband. I don’t give a f*ck about the beef you people have. Squash that sh*t. You are not going to put me in between any nonsense,” he said.

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2Face expressed that his view was disrespectful. He suggested that Swanky could have chosen to reach out to him privately, either through phone or other means, to discuss the ongoing dispute between himself and his wife. In a previous conversation with Nadia during the second season of the Young, Famous & African reality show, Annie Idibia disclosed that she and her former best friend from the show’s first season, Swanky J, have stopped communicating. Annie mentioned that she believed the fashion designer might be avoiding her due to the various controversies surrounding her.

Two UK-based Nigerians, others jailed for murder involving fake Rolex watches (Video)

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Two Nigerians, Temidayo Awe and Ikem Affia have been found guilty of manslaughter for their involvement in the murder of Saul Murray in Luton, UK. One of the Nigerians arrested, Awe a third-year undergraduate student at Coventry University, was involved in the death of a father of six over his fancy watches. temitope awe Two UK-based Nigerians, others jailed for murderTemitope Awe Murray was killed in a honeytrap robbery after Awe and three others plotted to drug and rob him due to the Rolex watches he had been seen wearing on Instagram which turned out to be fake. She was captured on CCTV leaving Murray’s flat, where he had been with two others, one of whom, Ikem Affia, was carrying a knife. Murray died from stab wounds.

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Ikem Affia Detectives investigating the murder identified Affia as the main suspect responsible for Murray’s death after hours of reviewing CCTV footage. Two others, Cleon Brown and Surpreet Dhillon, were also arrested and sentenced for their roles in the killing. Judge Michael Simon told the sentencing hearing at Luton Crown Court that it was a “senseless” conspiracy to rob. As a result of the trial, the four were given the following sentences:

Two UK-based Nigerians, others jailed for murder involving fake Rolex watches (Video)

“Ikem Affia, 31, of Shore Place, London was sentenced to life in prison for murder and will have to serve a minimum of 25 years. He was also sentenced to 14 years for conspiracy to commit robbery to run concurrently. “Cleon Brown, 29, of King Edwards Road, South Hackney was sentenced to 11 years for manslaughter and nine years for conspiracy to commit robbery to run concurrently; a total of 11 years. “Surpreet Dhillon, 36, of Carnarvon Road, London was sentenced to 10 years for manslaughter and 10 years for conspiracy to commit robbery to run concurrently; a total of 10 years. “Temidayo Awe, 21, of Saunders Street, Gillingham was sentenced to seven years for manslaughter and six years for conspiracy to commit robbery to run concurrently; a total of seven years.” Watch the video below …