Top Nollywood actor and producer is dead.
Newsone reports that a top Nollywood dancer, actor, production manager and theatrical guru, Abiodun Aleja is dead.
A report monitored on The Nation by Newsone Nigeria, says the top Nollywood actor and producer took ill and was admitted at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital(LASUTH) where he breathed his last.
This online news platform understands that a close family sources disclosed that the op Nollywood actor and producer breathed his last on Friday, May 21, 2021.
It was learned that the op Nollywood actor and producer was a contributor to several Nollywood flicks and a collaborator with Kunle Afolayan and Tunde Kelani.
The top Nollywood actor and producer remained popular for his role in Kunle Afolayan’s October 1 hit.
One of the associates who mourned his death was his classmate, Ogunfolaju Christie Sola Oyehan, who in a Facebook post lamented his loss.
Statement on the death of Top Nollywood actor and producer
Oyehan posted this piece as tribute: “Just got the sad news of your death, it is heart wrenching and devastating. You were a shinning star amongst us, a very free spirit man, jovial and caring, if there is the need for a moment of laughter, Abiodun you are the go to person because for you there is never a dull moment.
“We all prayed and hoped for your recovery as we were not ready to lose you and your amiable personality to the cold hands of death, we looked forward to you coming back to the school platform to crack us up as usual, we looked forward to seeing you back on your feet doing what you know how to do best, movie making. You were a complete gentleman, a perfect family man who loved and cherished his wife, who cared for his children. Your family, friends and loved ones were your priority as you looked out for us all, you checked up on us always to know how we are doing and you prayed for mutual progress for all.
“Your death is a personal loss to me as I still can’t get over the news, i am saddened that death came to you at an age when your esteemed talent and services are still very useful to your profession and humanity, death came at a time when your wife and children would need you around them the most as the man of the house, as a father and confidant, death came at a point when in OGS class of 1978-83 we are counting our gains and success as old students.
“I am pained and saddened by your monumental loss few hours ago, I pray that God grants you eternal rest and grant your loving wife, kids and family the fortitude to bear this irreparable loss while He also consoles us in the OGS 1978-83 family.”
Meanwhile, Newsone reports that Makinde Adeniran, the Chairman of the Lagos chapter of National Association of Nigerian Theatre Arts Practitioners, (NANTAP), broke the news of his death to the widow.
