The Nollywood actor, Monsuru Ayanfe, explained why he would continue to be faithful to a partner actor and filmmaker, Femi Adebayo, stating that the relationship between them goes beyond the ordinary to the extent that he could establish his life for the producer of Jagunjagun.
In an interview with Jeff Owolewa, Ayanfe explained that his statement about dying for Femi Adebayo was often misunderstood, but it was an expression of loyalty and deep appreciation for the impact of Adebayo on his life.
“Someone asked me once in a program if I could die for Femi Adebayo, and I replied: ‘Yes, I can die for him,'” he recalled. “Then he called me ‘Abobaku’ (one who dies with the king). I explained that ‘dying for someone’ has two different meanings. One is literal death, and the other is able to support someone at all times, have a high integrity, protect them, never allow the damage to approach them. In other words, it means loyalty to a particular person.”
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Ayanfe said that, in reality, “nobody really wants to die for someone, especially taking into account the economic situation. But taking risks for someone in this life can also mean” dying for them “, not dying physically, but showing deep loyalty and sacrifice.”
The actor emphasized that his statement was a reflection of the fundamental role that Femi Adebayo has played on his trip.
“Femi Adebayo is that kind of person for me because he has done a lot for me in my life. Since the days of J15, he possesses J15, and I am one of the teachers. He has always supported me,” said Ayanfe.
He added that Adebayo’s trust has remained unwavering: “There is no order to give in J15, whether good or bad, which once revokes, even today.”
According to him, Adebayo’s breath also pushed him to continue his education. “He was the one who encouraged me to continue my education and obtain a diploma in theatrical arts,” he added.
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