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‘Breath of Life’ actor Wale Ojo loses mother
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British-Nigerian Nollywood actor Wale Ojo, known for his role in “Breath of Life,” has announced the passing of his mother. Ojo shared the heartbreaking news on his Instagram account on Saturday.
He wrote, “My world has crashed all around me. Mama is gone. Goodnight Mum. I will miss you terribly, terribly…”
Wale Ojo, 55, recently won the Best Actor prize at the 2024 Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Award (AMVCA) for his performance in “Breath of Life.” The awards ceremony took place on May 11 at Eko Hotel and Suites.
Following his announcement, many Nigerians offered their condolences on social media.
Tonia (@Eberechukwu28) tweeted, “So sorry hun.”
J Black (@Bonny_Boy11) expressed his sadness, saying, “Mehnnn that’s sad 😢.”
Dansuki (@Dansuki1122) simply wrote, “RIP.”
Gift Oliseneku (@GTgiftie) shared her sorrow, “Oh no… This is so sad.”
C_nestro (@OllawaJ) offered words of comfort, “God will strengthen him.”
Flora (@floraD_explorer) commented on the close bond between Ojo and his mother, “The even look like the same age group. He must have been taking good care of her. RIP mama.”
Larrygaga (@iamlarrygaga) wished for peace for her soul, “May her soul rest in peace 🕊️.”
Sholarock (@sholarock) echoed this sentiment, “May her soul rest in peace 🪦.”
Presh (@Akwaugonnaya_) sent her condolences, “My condolences Wale.”
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