Renowned actor Kanayo O. Kanayo has dismissed allegations of engaging in midnight rituals to achieve success and wealth in his career.
Speaking to the media, Kanayo refuted claims suggesting he frequents fetish shrines during odd hours to gain an advantage over his industry peers.
He attributed his enduring success to divine favor and his commitment to improving his acting skills.
"On a lighter note, I have never ventured out into the night seeking to outshine anyone else," Kanayo clarified.
He added, "Perhaps, there is an unseen force guiding my journey and encouraging me to persist in my chosen path."
With a career spanning decades and accolades such as winning the Best Actor award at the Africa Movie Academy Awards in 2006, Kanayo remains grounded and respects the talents of his fellow actors.
He emphasized the importance of professionalism and personal integrity, highlighting the value of hard work and adherence to moral principles in shaping his career.
"I do not claim to be the best actor, even though I received the Best Actor award at the Africa Movie Academy Awards in 2006. I attribute my success to professionalism and dedication," he stated.



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