Kanayo Warns Against Exploiting Mr. Ibu’s Health for Publicity

Nollywood veteran, Kanayo O. Kanayo, has issued a strong warning to activist Reno Omokri and commentator VeryDarkMan for what he perceives as the exploitation of fellow actor Mr. Ibu’s health condition to gain social media attention.

This admonishment comes after Mr. Ibu shared a video revealing his health struggles and a potential amputation of his leg if treatment does not succeed.

Taking to his verified Instagram account, Kanayo O. Kanayo expressed his disapproval of individuals attempting to use Mr. Ibu’s health challenges as a means to gain online prominence. He stressed that capitalizing on someone else’s misfortune or disability is an unkind and morally questionable practice. Kanayo further emphasized the importance of offering help privately without seeking public recognition.

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The celebrated actor also voiced his concerns regarding Reno Omokri invoking the name of Peter Obi in response to Mr. Ibu’s appeal for assistance, branding such actions as unscrupulous and unbecoming. Additionally, he called out VeryDarkMan for labeling top actors as shameless for not offering more substantial support, asserting that providing aid to a colleague is an individual choice.

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Kanayo underscored that many individuals opt to extend their support discreetly, choosing not to make their contributions a matter of public knowledge. He closed his message with a stern warning against leveraging Mr. Ibu’s name to boost personal visibility, highlighting that genuine acts of giving should be driven by a sincere desire to assist others rather than seeking personal acclaim. In essence, Kanayo O. Kanayo’s statement urges a more compassionate and considerate approach when it comes to aiding fellow actors facing hardships.

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