To celebrate her late colleague, Allwell Ademola’s 50th posthumous birthday, Nollywood actress Bakare Zainab has taken to the streets to reach out to the less privileged.
In a video she shared on one of her social media pages, the Yoruba actress gave food and money to the less privileged.
In her caption, Bakare said when someone dies, all they’re left with is the memories they shared – pictures and videos.
“When someone dies, all we are left with is the memories we shared, pictures and videos.
Eniobanke Apeke, I go back to our chats and listen to your voice again anytime I miss you. Life continues, but the memories linger.
Happy 50th birthday in heaven, Oremí.
May your soul continue to rest in peace. May God forgive your sins IJN.
Rotimi Salami, you are an amazing brother; thank you for doing this for her. I pray God comforts you and yours”.
To mark her birthday, Rotimi Salami, alongside Kemi Korede and others, had visited Allwell’s graveside. In a touching video, they all sang heartfelt worship and prayed to honour the thespian.
On her birthday, Rotimi released a movie about her true-life love story.
Also celebrating her, Bimbo Afolayan noted how this is Allwell’s first birthday without her. She said the day is boring without her; however, she is at peace knowing she is in a safe place.
Fausat Balogun commented on Rotimi’s post with crying emojis.
Fali Werepe wrote, “Continue to rest in the bosom of the Lord
Faithia Williams commented with love and sad emojis.
While counting down to Allwell’s birthday, Rotimi said though Allwell is gone, her works will live forever.
Refreshing your memory, on December 27th that the actress had passed away after suffering a heart attack at her residence.
In an official family announcement, Allwell’s family revealed that the actress was 49 years old and expressed appreciation for the overwhelming love, prayers, and messages of condolences from her colleagues, friends, and well-wishers.
While speaking on the Oyinmomo TV program, Salami said he believes the actress’s passing was simply her time, noting that cardiac arrest can happen to anyone, regardless of how careful they are with their health.
In January, a Service of Songs and Candlelight service was held for her, and a day later, she was finally laid to rest.
At the event were Wumi Toriola, Afeez Owo, Kunle Afod, Faithia Williams, Biola Bayo, Mr Latin, Odunlade Adekola, Jayeola Monje, Toyin Alausa, Regina Chukwu, Eniola Ajao, Yemi Solade, Saidi Balogun, Bakare Zainab, Tawa Ajisefinni, Semilore Pweety, Rotimi Salami, Fausat Balogun, Foluke Daramola, Jigan Babaoja and a host of others.