Taiwo and Kehinde Osuolale are the popular Yoruba movie twins who shot into limelight several years back when they featured in an epic movie entitled, Ide, produced by late Yekini Ajileye in 1993 thereafter became instant celebrities in Nigeria. Taiye and Kehinde Osuolale are identical twins known as Ibeji Oran in the Yoruba movie genre.





The physically challenge twins often called Ibeji Oran, meaning; Mysterious Twins, which are happily married before demise also featured in movies like 'Koto Aiye', 'Seranko Seniyan', also released a movie titled ”Osuolale” before demise.





Kehinde Osuolale, was reported died at his mansion in Owode area of Osogbo Osun state after acquired a land in Osogbo for their second mansion. Information further gathered that, before the acquisition of the land, a farmer was reported to have planted corns on the land.





While preparing to start construction of the mansion, the farmer approached them and told them that, his corn is yet to reach harvesting season and they should give him time before begin construction of the mansion.





Reports further disclosed that the said farmer had been using the land for close to 50 years before the twins bought the land located at Apara town, along Ilesha/Osogbo way.





One of the construction workers on the site expressed that, 21 days before the death of Kenny, the farmer confronted them again and ordered them to stop working on the farm because of the crops which he was yet to harvest. He ordered the workers to leave the land that, he will tell the twins when to start working on the land.





The bricklayer the twins hired reportedly ignored the farmer's warning but, the man spoke in parable that, having gotten a land doesn't mean one will build, let alone sleep in the house.



Reports however learnt that, Kehinde, the boss as he is fondly called got really upset by the farmers reaction and ordered all the construction crew to start working immediately on the land without taking into consideration the farmer's plea and he died 3 weeks after.



His twin brother, Taiwo Osuolale disclosed that, a day before Kehinde's death, he informed him that, he is feeling weak and the next morning, they found out he was dead.



Reports further gathered that, one year after the passing away of Kehinde Osuolale, the Ibeji Oran star, Taiwo Osuolale, who was in his early 40s also reported dead a year after kehinde's left, also is survived by a daughter and family. May there soul continue to rest in peace

OP would be better off reporting in yoruba. Just how he managed to put words together to form a sentence in english is baffling.

Meanwhile his report is tainted with all forms of sentiments for the farmer and against the twins, I am struggling not to believe that the OP isn't the said famer's family member.


Lastly Covid-19 is enough horror to deal with at the time why add to it

More of their photos

Real life goblins

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The genetic condition is called progeria. It is not a new case. RIP to them. Below is another Oyinbo case. Because I know say some people go ignorantly drop yeye comment ∆

It is well... May their souls find eternal rest, more tham the world could have ever given to them

TheGiftedOne:
OP would be better off reporting in yoruba. Just how he managed to put words together to form a sentence in english is baffling.

Meanwhile his report is tainted with all forms of sentiments for the farmer and against the twins, I am struggling not to believe that the OP isn't the said famer's family member.


Lastly Covid-19 it's enough horror to deal with at the time why add to it

Dude, you're Savage.

OP, you should have written this article in pidgin nah...

Fuckery

They look cute

They remind me of billionaire kingdom movie.
U get everything in this world, it is not of the lord, the sound of bitterkola in the mouth is not the taste atall. Hahaha those movies sha

Jeremy1234:
They look cute

Yeah

What's with that mumu story up there about the corn farmer?
How's the family they left behind?
Hope they are doing great?

TheGiftedOne:
OP would be better off reporting in yoruba. Just how he managed to put words together to form a sentence in english is baffling.

Meanwhile his report is tainted with all forms of sentiments for the farmer and against the twins, I am struggling not to believe that the OP isn't the said famer's family member.


Lastly Covid-19 is enough horror to deal with at the time why add to it

Your first paragraph...lol