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Popular Nollywood Actor, Ajikanle, Is Dead
The Yoruba movie industry has been thrown into mourning following the death of veteran Nollywood actor, Musiliu Ajikanle.
Naija News reports that the thespian, who was the producer of the popular movie ‘Mufiu Olosha Oko’ reportedly passed away, after struggling with a stroke for seven years.
Nigerian filmmaker and actor Saliu Gbolagade, announced the demise of Ajikanle in a post via his Instagram page on Monday, July 31.
While expressing grief over the demise, Gbolagade said, Ajikanle’s footsteps will never be forgotten.
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“Ina Lilah Waina Allah Rajiun God gave each of us the gift of life, and God gifted us with eternal life. Rest well my dear friend Musiliu Ajikanle Your footsteps can never be filled, nor your love ever forgotten. May the blessings and peace of a good life lived follow you into heaven,” he wrote.
Some yoruba Nollywood stars like, Olayinka Solomon, Fathia Balogun, Portable Abubakar, Sola Kosoko and many other expressed their condolences in the comment section, wishing the deceased eternal peace.
yinkasolomon wrote: “Haaaaaaaaaa we belong to Allah and to Him we shall rojiun”
officialsolakosoko wrote: “OMG. This is really sad. May His soul rest in peace”
faithiawilliams wrote: “Allah.. May his soul rest in peace.. Sad”
bintayomogaji wrote: “I spoke with him less than 2wks ago. He was supposed to send me his account number but he never did. What?????????”
iamfaithia wrote: “Subuhanalilah after getting help death now took u away .o ga oooo hmmmm”
princessflasky wrote: “May his soul continue to rest peacefully”
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