The Yoruba
actress, Lizzy Anjorin, has thanked her ‘sugar daddy’ for contributing to the
successful premiere of her widely publicized movie, ‘Owo Nairabet,’ in Lagos on
Friday.
She said the presence of the
Alaafin of Oyo, Lamidi Adeyemi and a representative of the Ooni of Ife added
colour to the event.
The controversial actress made the
declaration on her official Instagram page on Wednesday morning alongside a
short clip, which captured the highlights of the event.
She wrote: “A night to my event I
was very scared! I was scared to death, yes! I was scared! Not because of the
money I have spent, not because of people, in fact not because of anything, but
because of God Himself.
“When I walked into the hall, I
was expecting to see empty seats as they had threatened but behold! JAGUNLABI
was with me. He was already there before me. Note. He was not there alone, He
came with awon ALAGBARA ati awon OLOWO AYE and I burst into tears because my
Sugar Daddy caught me unaware!! Choose your Sugar Daddy wisely, mine is always
there for me. Can you guess the name of my aforementioned Sugar Daddy?”
Her post, which apparently
referred to divine intervention at the event didn’t come as a surprise to many
because of the circumstances surrounding the premiere.
A few weeks preceding the event, a
mild drama played out, one which divided the Yoruba movie sector into two
factions.
It all began when one of her movie
colleagues, Saidi Balogun, fixed the ‘grand finale’ of his 50th birthday for
July 7, which coincided with the date for her premiere.
Mr. Balogun
had earlier postponed the four-day event because of the funerals of his late
colleagues—Olumide Bakare and Adeshina Adesanya aka Pastor Ajidara and Moji
Olaiya.
Anjorin was angered by Saidi’s new
date because he is the lead actor in her film. The pretty actress said she is
still bent on waging war against the actor for betraying her trust in him.
She said:
“He knew I had chosen July 7. Not only did he slate his party on 7-7-2017, he
contracted all my anchors —Gbenga Adeyinka and Denrele Edun— and performers for
his party.”
Attempts by businessman and Oluomo
of Ago Iwoye, Femi Bakre and his wife, Funke Bakre, to settle the rift between
both parties failed.
Anjorin said: “Yes, we were
invited and for many hours, they begged Saidi to change his date for me but he
refused. Not that he was just clocking 50. He clocked 50 on February 5, so why
the desperation to clash with my premiere? I’d never relate with him again and
we would never talk until kingdom come!”.
One of the richest actresses in
the Yoruba movie sector, Anjorin is a serial entrepreneur and a single mother
of one. She is best, known for her roles in the movies Ise Onise, Arewa Ejo,
Owowunmi and Kofo Tinubu.
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