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

Veteran Nollywood actor Kanayo O. Kanayo discusses how, whether for ritualistic or other reasons, he doesn’t purify himself when he plays parts in movies that demand him to enter a coffin.

The actor has been called several names, most notably Nnayi Sacrifice, and has become known for the parts he has done in films.

He posted a video of his interview with the Eastern Eye and captioned it saying that he doesn’t purify himself or bind any energies when he has to enter a coffin for a movie role; he merely does his parts and walks out.

He stated,

“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.”

He made it clear in the interview that his parts in ritual films are unrelated to his real-life persona.

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.”

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