Veteran Nigerian entertainer, Charles Inojie has portrayed his late partner, Sam Crazy Efe, as "the most smart Nollywood entertainer that always lived".
In a new talk with a media character, Chude Jideonwo, Inojie said Efe was "from another planet" because of the amount of a virtuoso he was.
He said deplorably, the unbelievable performer passed on without a public honor.
Inojie said, "Uncle Sam (Sam Insane Efe) was maybe the most wise Nollywood entertainer that consistently lived. He can be here smoking cigarette, and individuals are practicing like that, you won't realize that his psyche mind is where they are practicing. He would address you from a far distance, you won't realize he is conversing with you.
"On the off chance that you have a scene to play with him, Uncle Sam would just peruse with you once. He would request that the others practice their lines. He would peruse that scene only a single time. He would agree that his lines, and when you missed yours, he would let you know your lines. Since I've been meeting individuals, I haven't seen that sort previously. Uncle Sam was from another planet.
"In any case, the country we live in, how might anybody envision that Uncle Sam kicked the bucket without a public honor? In a nation where public distinctions are being given to novices, newbies. Uncle Sam passed on without a public honor.
"One of Nigeria's entrances to FESTAC 1977, I believe that was 'Lambodo' where uncle Sam played the lead job. He got a unique notice from the Sovereign as the best entertainer in Africa. That sort of person, even in death, he merits post mortem grants."
Sam Crazy Efe passed on August 7, 2011, at 65 years old.
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