Celebrity Acclaim for Agbako: A Legendary Yoruba Actor Turns 100

While the name Abdulsalam Sanyaolu may not immediately resonate with many, the mention of Agbako sparks a wave of nostalgia, evoking memories of the actor who masterfully portrayed villains in Yoruba movies throughout the 70s, 80s, and 90s. Now, this esteemed veteran actor has reached the remarkable milestone of 100 years, earning heartfelt celebrations from his younger colleagues.

In a recent video, the seasoned thespian was captured energetically dancing alongside his female colleague, Idowu Phillips, affectionately known as Mama Rainbow. The joyous dance and cheers were a tribute to commemorate this legendary actor's centenary.

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Amidst showers of praise for the centenarian, acclaimed filmmaker and actor Muyiwa Ademola, through his verified Instagram account, called upon Guinness World Records to acknowledge Agbako as the "oldest and most agile Nigerian film actor." He expressed, "Without a doubt, Baba should be recognized as the oldest and most agile Nigerian film actor at 100 years! @guinnessworldrecords, we eagerly anticipate your certificate; no need for prior notification. This is truly a special grace. Happy birthday once again, Charly Agbako. Your heart is filled with pure gold. Wishing you joy and good health, sir." (sic)

Another movie star, Adeniyi Johnson, conveyed his celebration of Agbako via his verified Instagram account, stating, "I celebrate you, Baba... Thank God for a good life and sound health... Happy 100th birthday, sir... continue to grow stronger and stronger. BABA AGBAKO."

Renowned actor Adebayo Salami, also known as Oga Bello, shared, "A highly respected veteran has reached the incredible age of 100 today. This holds significant meaning for us in the movie industry. May nothing tarnish your hands, Pa Charles Olumo."

Mr. Latin, Bolaji Amusan, National President of the Theatre Arts and Motion Pictures Practitioners Association of Nigeria (TAMPAN), expressed his wishes, saying, "Happy 100th birthday to Pa Charles Sanyaolu Olumo... many happy returns, sir."

Similarly, actor Kunle Afod remarked, "Pa Charles Olumo celebrates his 100th birthday today. Happy birthday, sir... Is he the oldest? Could this be another record from Nigeria?"

Born on February 19, 1923, in Abeokuta, Ogun State, Abdulsalam Sanyaolu began his journey as a mechanic in Tinubu Square, Lagos, and pursued amateur boxing. In 1953, he embarked on his acting career in Lagos State, becoming renowned for his action-packed roles in Yoruba films. Some of his notable movies include Taxi Driver, Jagun, Amin Orun, Aiye, Jayesinmi, Soworo Ide, Igbo Dudu, among many others.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EaQr7K2oEMU

Senior man... Once you jam this man for road, just know say you don jam problem


Happy birthday sir

One of the Legend when wokeness never start.
Growing up he was like the "superman" of Movies and as kids we would try to emulate him during our Yard acting.

Still looking so young and agile. He obviously lived a life free of drugs and alcohol. Hbd sir

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For Busy Readers:

Did anyone else pay attention to the part where he introduced himself as Alhaji...? Yet he went to a church for thanksgiving. Based on my observations, the Yoruba people seem to be the most religiously tolerant.

Glimpsetv:
Did anyone else pay attention to the part where he introduced himself as Alhaji...? Yet he went to a church for thanksgiving. Based on my observations, the Yoruba people seem to be the most religiously tolerant.

He was born into a Muslim Family and I think grew up as a Muslim and most likely converted to Christianity later on.

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Celebrity Acclaim for Agbako: A Legendary Yoruba Actor Turns 100

While the name Abdulsalam Sanyaolu may not immediately resonate with many, the mention of Agbako sparks a wave of nostalgia, evoking memories of the actor who masterfully portrayed villains in Yoruba movies throughout the 70s, 80s, and 90s. Now, this esteemed veteran actor has reached the remarkable milestone of 100 years, earning heartfelt celebrations from his younger colleagues.

In a recent video, the seasoned thespian was captured energetically dancing alongside his female colleague, Idowu Phillips, affectionately known as Mama Rainbow. The joyous dance and cheers were a tribute to commemorate this legendary actor's centenary.

A post shared by Muyiwa Ademola Authentic (@authenticmuy)

Amidst showers of praise for the centenarian, acclaimed filmmaker and actor Muyiwa Ademola, through his verified Instagram account, called upon Guinness World Records to acknowledge Agbako as the "oldest and most agile Nigerian film actor." He expressed, "Without a doubt, Baba should be recognized as the oldest and most agile Nigerian film actor at 100 years! @guinnessworldrecords, we eagerly anticipate your certificate; no need for prior notification. This is truly a special grace. Happy birthday once again, Charly Agbako. Your heart is filled with pure gold. Wishing you joy and good health, sir." (sic)

Another movie star, Adeniyi Johnson, conveyed his celebration of Agbako via his verified Instagram account, stating, "I celebrate you, Baba... Thank God for a good life and sound health... Happy 100th birthday, sir... continue to grow stronger and stronger. BABA AGBAKO."

Renowned actor Adebayo Salami, also known as Oga Bello, shared, "A highly respected veteran has reached the incredible age of 100 today. This holds significant meaning for us in the movie industry. May nothing tarnish your hands, Pa Charles Olumo."

Mr. Latin, Bolaji Amusan, National President of the Theatre Arts and Motion Pictures Practitioners Association of Nigeria (TAMPAN), expressed his wishes, saying, "Happy 100th birthday to Pa Charles Sanyaolu Olumo... many happy returns, sir."

Similarly, actor Kunle Afod remarked, "Pa Charles Olumo celebrates his 100th birthday today. Happy birthday, sir... Is he the oldest? Could this be another record from Nigeria?"

Born on February 19, 1923, in Abeokuta, Ogun State, Abdulsalam Sanyaolu began his journey as a mechanic in Tinubu Square, Lagos, and pursued amateur boxing. In 1953, he embarked on his acting career in Lagos State, becoming renowned for his action-packed roles in Yoruba films. Some of his notable movies include Taxi Driver, Jagun, Amin Orun, Aiye, Jayesinmi, Soworo Ide, Igbo Dudu, among many others.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EaQr7K2oEMU

Good times don't last! They say Mohbad 27yrs
Agbako ti 100, ao ni kan agbako oo