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Rest in peace sir...

Omihanifa:
Hmm this life sha
I remember princess warning this man during the baba ijesha saga.

Infact there was one video princess did where she was blasting mama rainbow. She made a statement in yoruba language and said.

"Baba olofa ina should look back and check how many of them that came to court that day in support of baba ijesha and how many of them are remaining now.

She made this statement and I was shocked because it wasn't longer after DEJO died when she made that statement. Nah since that day I know say that matter get as e be.

Buuuh. And this one parents actually sent him to school with their sweat? What a pity? What would you say if you should hear that Iyabo Ojo herself is dead? Definitely, you would say they killed her spiritually
Everyone will die, kid. Between that time of solidarity and now, many Nigerians, old and young have died. Just thank God that you witness today, tomorrow is not guaranteed

May his gentle soul rest in peace and may God forgive him

Tinubulaba:
Which Nollywood?
Maybe Afonjawood

Animal is your father's name

aribisala0:
Even if you don't know . They said he died it is better to show some respect and home training

Clearly you have none

No respect
No Heritage
No lineage
No manners and no training
A question for you

Who is your father?

Will his death make headlines?

thanks so much for the response to that senseless little kid

Your comment is top notch, awon alagbara nko ja lo die die.

placeofallure:
People have left that point where you are.

Yorubas in Nollywood are the pioneers and still the pacesetters. Go check out blockbuster movies and see the people behind them.... They're Ọmọluabis.

* The Wedding Party
* King of Thieves
* Ijakumo
* Your Excellency
* Chief Daddy
* Merry Men
* Brotherhood
* Ọmọ Ghetto: The Saga
* The Bling Lagosians
* Battle on Bukka Street
* She must be Obeyed
* A Tribe Called Judah
* Christmas in Miami
* Sugar Rush

We're on top undisputed! Love us or die hating. Atọọle!


Baba Olofa Ina, It's so sad to see you too go. You were a master of your craft. You had a good command of the Yoruba language embellishing your thoughts with axioms and proverbs. What about strength of character? You had it all. The generation of the legends is gradually trickling away. Sometimes I worry. I fear for you, I fear for Bàbá Adẹ́rùpọkọ̀, I fear for Bàbá Ẹ̀dá Oníléọlá, Í fear for Bàbá Wándé, and I pray for longer life for you. You seem to have succumbed. Ibikíbi tẹ bá wà, Afẹ́fẹ́ ire o.

You will be sorely missed. Rest on Legend!

money121:
His demise was announced on social media by actor Saidi Balogun.

The cause of his d£ath is yet to be ascertained.

May his soul rest in peace Amen.




https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/01/breaking-nollywood-veteran-olofa-ina-is-dead/amp/

Valar Morghulis. Rest in peace.

dklex:
Your comment is top notch, awon alagbara nko ja lo die die.

🙏

Agunesinjaweola:
So so Sad !
Very poetic, bold and sound Yoruba linguist.

Baba Olofa Ina needs no Microphone 🎤 or a Speaker !

I remember vividly his role in "Ti Oluwa Ni Ile"

May his soul rest in Paradise ✝️

It was from this man I first heard the
description of Volkswagen beetle with 2 door as "yori n beto, so ki nso"
I just love the way he spoke his Yoruba with proverbs.

He was a legend.

RIP Baba Olofa Ina. You are truly a legend. He featured in many Yoruba films, such as "Ogbori Elemeso" etc

" WON NI ONINA KU WON NI OLOFA KU EYIN TUN N BEERE WIPE SE ODE LO KU NI ABI AGBE". I missed this baba proverbial sayings .....he was a legend indeed.....


quote author=money121 post=127781241]R.ip LEGEND

THIS MAN AND Yoruba PROVERB ARE LIKE 5&6[/quote]