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Sunday, September 13, 2020

Oga Bello, Unilorin theatre graduates react as the death of veteran actor, Prof. Ayobami Akinwale trends

As the news of the sudden demise of Professor Ayobami Akinwale trends, different reactions from colleagues, graduates from the university that passed through him have been on different social media handles as they all sympathize with his family.

One of Nigeria’s popular actor, Otunba Adebayo Salami, has described the late veteran  as an authority in the world of make-believe. He said, “It is with great shock that I receive the news of your demise, Professor Ayo Akinwale. Prof. Akinwale was an authority in acting, directing and theatre criticism. A detailed administrator and skilled performer; the arts community is indeed beleaguered. May God comfort your family, TAMPAN, Unilorin community at this moment of sober reflections.

Tunde Olaoye, a film director, and an actor who was once a student of the late Don said, “Today with my first Writing and Directing teacher, Prof. Akinwale Ayobami, consummate scholar and seasoned Actor, Winner of the Best Indigenous actor award at the 4th Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA). Teachers are Gold.”

Tunde Olaye and Prof

Also, Abiodun Akanmu of Nigeria Television Authority who passed through the late Professor at University of Ilorin said, “It is with great shock that I receive the news of your demise, Professor Ayo Akinwale.”

Dotun Taylor wrote, "Goodnight Prof. Again, I lost a father."

Another mourner on Facebook, Awoyemi Abayomi Michael said, “May the soul of Prof. Ayo Akinwale Rest In Peace . Oyo state has lost an illustrious son and Nigeria has not one of its academia . He fought a good fight. May God forgive all the he felt behind . May the soul of Prof. Ayo Akinwale Rest In Peace . Oyo state has lost an illustrious son and Nigeria has not one of its academia . He fought a good fight. May God forgive all that he felt behind."

Dotun Tyalor and Prof

 

 

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