Nollywood actress Joke Jigan has lost her sister, Lizzy.
The Yoruba actress, via her Instagram page, made the sad news known as she shared photos of herself and the deceased.
In her caption, Joke questioned why death is everywhere as she contemplates logging off from social media. Mourning her sister, she told her to rest in peace.
“Omoh! Be like na to log off all social media for now o because what in the name of death is going on??!! Rest in peace lizzy my darling sis”.
Taking to her comment section to sympathize with her, Portable’s babymama, Ashabi, wrote, “Ahhh. It is well o
One olorideelaw4ever wrote, “So sorry, accept my condolences
One dorcaslola wrote, “God, I beg have mercy on us
One flora_t_baby wrote, “Haaaa
One kelvinjanet918 wrote, “Haaaa another one God please forgive us all, have mercy on us. Father Lord put an end to untimely death
One everything_by_amoke01_errands wrote, “God abeg oo
One walebeullah wrote, “Omo. Wetin dey happen bayi, God
One adunadestandard wrote, “Haaa God please
One omobolatia wrote, “Almighty God unto you we lift our heart unto”.
Joke’s post is coming just hours after news made rounds that Veteran, Peju Ogunmola had lost her only son, Ayomikun. Reports revealed that the actress’ son lost his life after an accident in the bathroom. He reportedly slipped and fell, and despite all efforts to reach out for help, he couldn’t be reached in time.
Last month, actress, Opeyemi Aiyeola had lost someone close to her. Recalling how last conversation with the deceased, she said she couldn’t sleep, her heart was heavy, and the tears couldn’t stop falling. She said that the person’s death has pierced her heart so deeply, and her pictures are too beautiful and special to be uploaded with RIP.
Talent manager, Ubi Franklin had lost his sister. Describing her death as one of the biggest losses of his life, he revealed that his sister was the one who birthed the Ubi Franklin the public knows and opened his eyes to what life truly is. He described her as one of the kindest souls he had ever known and expressed how blessed he was to call her his sister.
In June, skitmaker, Kiekie, had lost a dear friend, Adepero Agbaje. She described the deceased as a sister as she declared June 6th, the worst day of her life. She noted how Adepero made her the godmother to her first child, unknowingly, that a day like this would come when she would have to become the child’s mother.