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Nollywood actress, Temitope Osoba, dies
Popular Nollywood actress, Temitope Osoba, is dead.
Her death was announced on Wednesday by fellow actor Alesh Sanni in an emotional post shared on his Instagram page.
Expressing grief over the loss, Sanni said he had been unable to sleep since learning of the actress’ death, describing her as a dear sister with whom he shared memorable moments.
He wrote, “Couldn’t sleep since last night, it’s well. Rest in peace my dearest sister, Temitope Osoba. We had amazing time and good memories together, till we meet again. I really dunno what to say mehn, gosh.”
As of the time of filing this report, the cause of Osoba’s death had yet to be disclosed.
The actress was known for her roles in several Yoruba-language Nollywood productions and was regarded by colleagues as a talented performer.
Further details surrounding her death were still being awaited as of press time.
Details later…
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