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BREAKING: Veteran Nollywood Actor, Olatoye Olaotan Is Dead

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Veteran Nollywood actor, Victor Olatoye Olaotan, is dead.

News Direct reports that the shocking news was made known to our media platform by his publicist, Demola SANYAOLU, on behalf of his family.

Victor Olatoye Olaotan clocked 69 years on February 17, 2021.

He battled with after-accident complications.

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The Tinsel actor has been bedridden for five years after he was involved in a ghastly accident.

The actor was driving to a movie set in 2016 when the accident took place around Apple Junction, in Festac, Lagos.

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In 2018, the actor requested financial aid to facilitate his treatments outside the country, after two years of being incapacitated.

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Shortly after, Nigerian billionaire, Femi Otedola, agreed to settle his bill of about N39m.

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