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The celebrated movie veteran a month ago, became the latest full-fledged barrister that will be joining the justice system just after passing his law school examination. The movie star simply shared a screenshot of a report noting that he has passed his law school exams. Giving fans a better grasp of Kanayo’s latest achievement, a friend of the actor on Facebook identified as Chris Kehinde Nwandu said: “Join me in congratulating my brother and bosom friend, veteran actor KOK who just passed his Law School exams to qualify as a full-fledged Barrister at Law.” Only a while ago, he had more than enough reason to celebrate on social media after his first child made him proud to be her father.
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