Veteran Nollywood actor Richard Mofe-Damijo, aka RMD, has talked candidly about his life at 65 and said he feels like he’s “living an extra time”.
In a world where self-employment is more common than ever, RMD also enjoyed being Nigerian.
In a recent episode of The Moraya Show, the cinema legend talked about how grateful he is for his life.
“Being 65, I feel like I am living an extra time right now. My parents didn’t make 60.
“My life is one of gratitude. I’m happy to be alive and Nigerian at this moment where more people are self-employed than ever in the world,” he stated.
On the secret of his youthful look and vibrant energy at 65, RMD said, “I eat right and exercise.
“But there is something that I abide by which was said by another older person: the only way for an old person to stay young, is to never let the old person in.
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“So, I do not in anyway let the old person in. I could have been dressing like an old person but I maintain classy fashion.
“My eldest child is 43, and till today, he still looks at me whenever I dress and just hiss. But I’m not giving up now. There’s no way I’m going to give up.”
Nigerian Fuji legend Wasiu Ayinde, aka K1 De Ultimate or Kwam1, has declared that any unintended pregnancy that arises from his encounters with women is a “promo.”
In reaction to accusations made by Ogechi, his former pedicurist, he made the audacious statement over the weekend.
The musician was criticised by Ogechi for reportedly deserting her and his teenage daughter, Azizat Tiwalade Ayinde Marshall.
Ogechi, who claimed to have dated K1 De Ultimate for seven years before becoming pregnant, accused the musician of preventing her from seeing him and refusing to give her the money she needed for an abortion.
Responding to her during a live performance over the weekend, the singer, who spoke in Yoruba, stated that any unapproved pregnancy is a “promo.”
While making jest of the woman, he said in Yoruba: “Eni ba loyun koyun, to ba loyun koyun, Saara ni,” which means “Any unnecessary pregnancy from any woman is a free gift (promo) from the relationship.”
