Renowned Nollywood actor, Deyemi Okanlawon, has said that making love with one’s partner four times a week simply isn’t adequate.
Okanlawon, who recently celebrated 10-year anniversary, stated this in an interview as he gave a hint about intimacy with his wife, Damilola Okanlawon.
Okanlawon opined that lovemaking should be as regular as one eats and should take place anytime- morning, afternoon and night.
He maintained that there is no timetable for making love to one’s partner and there would be times when they could go weeks without engaging in it.
Concurring to the actor’s opinion, Media personality, Daddy Freeze, warned that a woman who cannot satisfy her husband on bed should not be married.
He noted that lovemaking should be done more than once a day.
Freeze opined that marriage is very important in a marriage or committed relationship and should be done more than once a day possible.
He advised his followers to marry partners, who can satisfy them on bed.
To prove his point, Freeze revealed how he counseled 83 women, 65 of whom, had cheated on their husbands at least once, while the other 43 had done it more than once.
He questioned that if lovemaking was not important, why were these women cheating?
TheNewsGuru.com (TNG) reports that Okanlawon is best known for his roles in Omo Ghetto: The Saga, Blood Sisters and King of Boys: The Return of the King.
He has been listed as the highest-grossing Nollywood actor of 2020 and 2021.
Okanlawon had his first experience with acting at the age of 5 when he featured in an ‘end-of-year’ play while in primary school. At the age of 9, Okanlawon featured in a nationally syndicated Television commercial with Kunle Bamtefa.
While at the University of Lagos, Okanlawon became an active member of the drama groups Gf(x) (Harvesters Company), Xtreme Reaction and Snapshots (Covenant Christian Centre).
Okanlawon made his featured film debut in the 2010 movie ZR-7, before which he featured in a short film titled A Grain of Wheat. He went on to feature in and co-produce many more short films and by 2012 he had gained notoriety for his numerous appearances in made-for-internet short films and web series including Blink, 6:30pm and Knock Knock.
In 2013, he switched careers to focus on acting full-time and has since featured in over 50 film credits, 8 stage credits and has appeared in OLX and GLO Television commercials as well as music videos for Waje and Aramide.
He has also had roles in movies such as Greg Odutayo’s “Beyond Blood” starring Joseph Benjamin and Kehinde Bankole; Pascal Amanfo’s If Tomorrow Never Comes starring Yvonne Nelson, Ishaya Bako’s Road To Yesterday starring Genevieve Nnaji and Majid Michel and Pascal Amanfo’s No Man’s Land starring Adjetey Anang.
He was in NdaniTV’s series Gidi Up with OC Ukeje, Titilope Sonuga, Somkele Iyamah and Joke Silva. He has also featured in the TV Series Taste Of Love, Lekki Wives, An African City and Dowry.
In 2013, he won Best Actor in a Short Film at the In-Short film festival for his role as a psychotic husband in the thriller, Blink. He attended the Acting for Film course at the New York Film Academy in collaboration with Del-York.
In 2015, Deyemi founded Covenant Entertainment Services, a production and talent management firm and soon became a consultant to Silverbird Film Distribution. In 2019 he took up the position of marketing manager at Silverbird Distribution, rose to head Nollywood and Independent movie distribution and thereafter took over the management of the operations of the company as acting CEO.
In 2022, he received his first ever nomination at the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards for Best Actor in a Comedy for his role in “Omo Ghetto: The Saga”.