Four Nollywood Practitioners Who Died In January 2021

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4 years ago

January 25, 2021

Jeph Olabisi

It is an indeed a black January 2021 for the entertainment industry in Nigeria as four Nollywood practitioners died in the month

THE GLEAMER NEWS Compiled the name of dead entertainment industry as follow.

1. Mrs. Folake Aremu (Orisabunmi)

Popular Yoruba actress, Mrs. Folake Aremu popularly called Orisabunmi, died on January 5, 2021.

Her death, which threw the theatre industry into sadness, was confirmed by a family source.

The veteran actress, who hailed from Olla in Kwara State, died at 60 in her residence in Ibadan, Oyo State.

Her death came four months after the demise of her ex-husband, Jimoh Aliu popularly called Aworo under whose tutelage she rose to prominence in the film industry.

2. Jim Lawson Maduike

Nollywood veteran actor, Jim Lawson Maduike died on January 9, 2021.

The Imo-born thespian gave up the ghost after complaining of severe body pains.

He joined the film industry in 2004 where he starred in several films.

3 David Mela

David Mela was a fast-rising Nollywood actor. He died from an undisclosed ailment on January 11, 2021.

The young actor was said to be passing through a hard time in his life as revealed by a post before his untimely death.

4. Dan Nkoloagu

Nollywood veteran actor Dan Nkoloagu died on January 22, 2021.

His son, Dan Nkoloagu Jnr, announced his death on his Facebook page.

He wrote: “IT WAS A BLACK FRIDAY FOR US YESTERDAY as my Dad left us without saying goodbye.”

Nkoloagu, who died at 83, was popular for playing the role of a native doctor in many Igbo movies

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Hon. Amadu ‘Mai Place’ Pour Encomiums on His Secretary on Her Birthday

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3 weeks ago

January 15, 2025

The Gleamer

The House Committee Chairman on Sports Hon Kabiru Amadu has celebrated with her Secretary Farida on the occasion of her birthday celebration.

Fondily called “Mai Place” who is representing Gusau/Tsafe Federal constituency in the House of Representatives on Wednesday described her as backbone, unseen but essential to everything that stands.

He wrote: “a good secretary is like a backbone, unseen but essential to everything that stands.
“I take this moment to deeply honor and appreciate you for your incredible dedication, professionalism, and kindness. Your contributions have been nothing short of remarkable, and it is impossible to overstate that fact.

“You are indeed the backbone without which nothing moves. Through your meticulousness and attention to detail, you ensure that every meeting is well-organized, every agenda is clear, and every decision is accurately recorded. The office operates efficiently and effectively.

“I must confess that I was inspired by the values you embody, which make you stand out. Thank you for your warm and caring nature; you make us feel supported in everything we do. It is no exaggeration to say that we are lucky to have you as part of the team.

“Thank you for being such a remarkable personality. We wish you the very best in all your endeavors. May God reward you accordingly.”

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