Heartbreaking! Another Nigerian Actress Is Dead; See What Killed Her
The Nigerian entertainment industry has been thrown into mourning with the sudden passing of talented gospel actress, Tolu Adegboyega. She was popularly known for her iconic role as Flora in the Abattoir movie series.
According to reports, Tolu had been hospitalized since December 26th, 2024, after being involved in an accident that tragically claimed the life of one of her twins. Despite undergoing two surgeries, she sadly succumbed to her injuries on Tuesday.
The news of her passing has sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry, with fans and colleagues alike taking to social media to express their heartfelt condolences. Many have described Tolu as a talented and dedicated actress who will be deeply missed.
This heartbreaking loss comes on the heels of the passing of another industry veteran, Dr. Moses Korede Are, also known as Baba Gbenro. The Abattoir movie series has indeed lost two of its shining stars.
As fans and loved ones mourn the loss of Tolu Adegboyega, they are reminded to cherish every moment and live each day with eternity in mind. Her legacy will undoubtedly continue to inspire and uplift many through her body of work.
Condolence Messages Flooded In;
Patience Onyawoyi Abah expressed concern, saying, ” This is not good again. Mount Zion team should raise an altar of intercession. Abattoir is a deeply spiritual movie that exposed the power of the occult, and they won’ t just fold their hands and watch. ”
Anietie Chris responded to Patience’ s comment, but it’ s not visible.
Olaluwoye Oluwatunmise Adesara prayed, ” God forbid. She is alive in Jesus’ name. ”
Ologundudu Olayemi Esther exclaimed, ” Jesus, this can’ t be. ”
Favour Siaka said, ” RIP. ”
Joy Monday prayed, ” God have mercy. ”
Lolu Olajiga refused to believe the news, saying, ” This is not true. I don’ t choose to believe. ”
Fatumbi Oluwaropo Abiodun lamented, ” Ah. . . O Lord! Preserve your own. First, it’ s Baba Gbenro of Abattoir, and now it’ s Flora. May untimely death not be our portion in Jesus’ name. . . So heartbreaking. ”
Engr Israel Onyekachi said, ” Rest in peace. ”
Yakubu Esther Onozasi expressed her shock and grief, saying, ” Nooooooooo, this can’ t be true. God, please have mercy. My heart is broken. ”
Joseph Blessing consoled, ” It’ s well. Rest in peace, ma. ”
lyiola Elizabeth Hormolabakemi refused to believe the news, saying, ” God forbid. I still don’ t believe. ”
Olagunju Michael Aanu responded to lyiola’ s comment, but it’ s not visible.
Paulyn Ene Umagba said, ” Rest on, sis. ”
Praise Dike exclaimed, ” Jesus! What is going on? ”
Humble Daniel Isaiah consoled, ” Rest in peace, ma’ am. ”
ESU Omoruyi Omouwa Jennifer said, ” It’ s well ooo. Sleep on, sister. What is happening now? Eh, this one weak me ooo. “
