The Actor who was known for his movie roles in Yoruba films was said to have passed on at the early hours of this morning, Saturday, May 13.
Kunle Afod took to Instagram a few minutes ago to share the sad news with photos of the deceased, stating that the whole industry will miss him dearly.
“We pray that God grants them all eternal rest,” he said.
Amusan said the increasing rate of untimely death among its members and others within the creative industry had become worrisome.
He called on TAMPAN members and Nigerian artistes generally to pay proper attention to their health.
“These sad incidences necessitate another clarion call to all members of our association and Nigerian artistes in general to pay close attention to their health.
“It is also very important at this time to admonish all individuals within the creative sector in Nigeria to create time for recreation and take time off once in a while from work,” he said.
Amusan condoled the families of the departed colleagues and prayed that God grants them all the fortitude to bear the loss.
“TAMPAN received with shock and great disbelief the sad news of the untimely departure of popular Nollywood stars, Murphy Afolabi, Mukaila Adedigba, Wasiu Adegbenro and the English actor, Saint Obi.
According to Kunle Afod, he got the sad news shook him.
Reacting to the news, veteran actor, Yinka Quadri also confirmed the news, praying that Alafin Oro rests in peace. Actresses Funke Etti and Kemi Afolabi amongst others also condoled in the comment section.
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