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BREAKING: Veteran Nollywood Actor, Baba Suwe Is Dead

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November 22, 2021

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Thelma Ojetobor

Veteran Nollywood actor, Babatunde Omidina, popularly called Baba Suwe is dead.

The comic actor’s death was announced by the president of the Theatre Arts and Motion Picture Producers Association of Nigeria, Bolaji Amusan.

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“It has been confirmed that Baba Suwe is dead. I just got off the phone with his son who confirmed that the actor is dead. I don’t have much details about his death,” Mr Latin told Punch.

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