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Veteran Nollywood actor Ricardo Agbor has disclosed his 18-year journey to parenthood, revealing that he and his wife waited nearly two decades before welcoming their twins.
The actor opened up about his marriage, faith and the hardships he and his wife faced before becoming parents, during a recent interview.
Throughout the long wait, Agbor said he remained committed to his wife and never let the delay in starting a family impact their relationship.
“I wanted to marry a particular lady; I married her irrespective of where she comes from. She is not of my tribe. So normally, we were supposed to have strife, no, it was very fair,” he said.
Speaking about the couple’s struggle with childlessness, the actor said he specifically prayed for twins and refused to lose hope despite waiting for 18 years.
“It took me 18 years to have the twins. And I waited. God knows, 18 years old and they’re 14 now, so I told God I wanted twins.
“So during that wait, if it were someone else, he would cross. But in the end, I have twins. I have a son and a daughter. “I asked God for what I wanted,” he said.
Agbor also talked about the most painful experience of his life, the death of his mother.
She had been in treatment for about three weeks without improvement, before doctors recommended that she should be flown to South Africa for further medical attention, he said.
He said his mother asked to be taken to another private hospital in Surulere, but died in his arms while he was assisting her into the car.
“My mother died in my arms. They were bringing almost 10 doctors to the hospital to do tests… the sickness was not improving after almost three weeks.
“After three weeks they said come and carry my mom and take her to South Africa. I took my mother away and took her to another private hospital in Surulere. My mom told me to take her away from there. Carrying her into the car, she quit,” he said.
The loss left him devastated, Agbor said, adding that it was the first time he had cried outside acting.
“I think that was the first time I ever cried in my life. I never cry. If I cry, maybe it’s in a movie and it’s a role. So I wept. It was a painful thing,” he said.
