Kanayo Finally ‘Opens Up’ On Building Mansion With Human Sacrifices With Strong Warning To Youths

Kanayo Finally ‘Opens Up’ On Building Mansion With Human Sacrifices With Strong Warning To Youths

Veteran actor and showbiz personality, Kanayo O. Kanayo, has subtly cautioned Nigerian youths and those aspiring to attain wealth through internet fraud and ritualistic practices.

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Kanayo, known for portraying ritualistic roles and depicting human sacrifices for wealth in movies, advised young people not to venture down that path. He emphasized that resorting to human sacrifices for wealth is morally wrong.

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Speaking as a guest at Ikenga Online’s November 2023 Town Hall Meeting, a monthly virtual gathering hosted by the online news platform, Kanayo addressed the topic, “Rituals, Riches, and Realities: The Myths of Money-Making and the Dignity of Labour.” He urged young individuals to engage in diligent, honest labor rather than seeking shortcuts to wealth.

Speaking about rampant ritual killings, he said: “These people (youths) have up their ante and it is not about what they watch (movies). There is no truth to the fact that a man living in a thatched house will ask you to kill your girlfriend and sleep with her to make money.

“The Yahoo (scam) we knew many years ago was writing letters and promising deals that were utopian. We know many people who are in public office today who were part of it. I will not want to mention names.

“But today people are told that. The in-thing is Yahoo Promax, which involves killing someone, eating the heart of the person and washing it down with Hennessy, and the belief that you will make money. I can’t see any connection between that and making money. Money is made through hard work.”

He jocularly remarked: “I laid the foundation of my house in 2015, and in 2016, Globacom, owned by Mike Adenuga, signed me as one of those to be a part of a nationwide campaign it was holding.

“The money was huge. It involved performances in many cities, but sometimes they count 10 cities and pay us upfront, even before we start visiting those cities.

“So, I made a lot of money and built my house. I can say I made a sacrifice to build that house because, at that time, I had the option of buying a brand-new 2015 Range Rover. If I had bought it, today, I would have been seen as someone who was driving an old Range Rover.

“So the sacrifice I made was that I left the Range Rover and completed my house. That was the sacrifice I made.”