Nollywood is having a sad face, as two actors have bowed out of the industry. Actor Charles Warren died on Thursday night in a hospital in Lagos, after brief illness. He was said to have complained of severe chest pains, and was rushed to the hospital where he died. Charles Warren played sub-lead roles in numerous movies such as, State of Emergency, Law 58 and many others. A popular comic actor, Shehu Jibril, otherwise known as Golobo from the Hausa sector of the industry, popularly called Kannywood died on Thursday morning in his hometown, Talatan Mafara, Zamfara state.
The cause of Golobo’s death has not been ascertained, while he was buried on Thursday.
The comedian was popular in the 80s in the Hausa entertainment industry. Golobo also acted in some Kannywood movies where he mostly played comic characters. He gained the consciousness of many Hausa entertainment industry buffs back then through his weekly television series, which ran on NTA.
Posted: at 1-02-2014 06:29 AM (11 years ago) | Gistmaniac
EVERYDAY NOLLYWOOD ACTOR MUST DIE....WHILE POLITICIANS STILL ALIVE..I THINK THERE IS MONEY IN THE MOVIE INDUSTRY?NOLLYWOOD HAVE NEVER TELL US WHY EVERY YEAR FIVE TO TEN PEOPLE WILL DIE AND ONLY MEN....WHY?
Posted: at 1-02-2014 07:00 AM (11 years ago) | Gistmaniac
Mobbysmartins at 1-02-2014 11:18 AM (11 years ago) (m)
Oh my God.Charles Akwara,you went too soon.Rest In Peace,Charles.We will miss you greatly.Journey well my brother,my friend.R.I.P Mr.Shehu.God knows the best.
Posted: at 1-02-2014 11:18 AM (11 years ago) | Gistmaniac