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I am Not Interested In Receiving Any Donation From Gloria Sarfo – Papa Nii Papafio

Veteran Ghanaian actor, Henry Harding, aka Pattington Papa Nii “Papafio”  has turned down donations from actor Gloria Sarfo.

Gloria Sarfo, best known as Nana Ama of ‘Effiewura’ TV series fame has been making some donations to some of Ghana’s veteran actors to mark her birthday celebrations.

However, Papa Nii, says he will not accept such donations because of its publicity. According to him,Gloria has called him several times. However, he keeps giving her so many excuses because he does not want such donations.

“Gloria has called me about ten times but I did not answer. Because I want to state emphatically that, right from the beginning, I was not interested in receiving any donation from her.” He said in an interview with Sammy Flex on Showbiz Agenda on Zylofon 102.1 FM.

Papa Nii maintains that if anything at all, the receiver should be the one to to decide to broadcast the gesture and not the donor.

“The receiver of a donation should be the one to decide to broadcast the gesture and not the donor. Personally, I have made several donations yet, no one knows about them. Thus I advise Ghanaian celebrities to emulate this way of giving to the poor and needy in society”, he added.

Meanwhile, Gloria Sarfo, also in an interview with Sammy Flex, says she has been donating to various orphanages on her birthdays. However, she decided this year, to donate to a number of veteran actors. According to her, this is her way of appreciating their contribution to the movie industry. And Papa Nii “Papafio” is also part of her list.

Veteran actors such as Grace Nortey, Grace Omaboe, Paa George, Fred Amugi have so far received cash and some items from Gloria.

Papa Nii Papafio To Be Ordained As Apostle

Veteran Ghanaian actor, Henry Harding, popularly known in showbiz as Pattington Papa Nii Papafio, is due to be ordained as an Apostle to serve at the Lifted Yoke Chapel in Accra.

Papa Nii as others passionately refer to him, is best remembered for his role in Taxi Driver, a television series aired in the late 90s and early 2000s. He is also known as Oesophagus for his hilarious role in another TV series ‘Oesophagus.’

Papa Nii, speaking to host of Accra FM’s Entertainment Capital Show, Bismark Boachie (DJ Premier) on Saturday revealed that he has been “a man of God for so many years” prior to his elevation to another level in the Ministry.

The programme is scheduled to take place at the Civil Service Auditorium in Accra on Sunday, November 5, 2017 at 12:30 pm.

Papa Nii also indicated that it was time for him to be involved in the coaching of young actors and actresses, adding, “we will release a reality show to groom new talents”.

Responding In response to a question about the influx of foreign telenovelas in Ghana, the veteran actor said “there is nothing wrong” in the broadcast of such products because Ghanaian movies also find their way in foreign countries.

He however appealed to legislators and other stakeholders to ensure regulation of the industry to reserve prime time for “made in Ghana products”.

To him, “we are in a global village” and restrictions should not be placed on foreign movies and telenovelas, but a higher percentage of airtime should be for Ghanaian movies.

Papa Nii further added that he does not “ascribe to nudity” in movies, and it should be expunged from productions in Ghana.

Mr. Harding has starred in several other television series, including Dada Boat, The Arthurs, The Adoteys, Adults In Education, Home Sweet Home, Hotel St. James among others.