Veteran Nollywood Actor Mourned as Passing Is Announced by Colleague

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 Veteran Nollywood Actor Mourned as Passing Is Announced by Colleague

In a somber turn of events, the Nollywood community is grappling with the heart-wrenching news of the demise of the seasoned actor, Pa Denumo Lewis. The passing of the veteran actor was officially disclosed just moments ago, and the announcement came from his fellow actor, Said Balogun.

Pa Denumo Lewis, known for his illustrious career and significant contributions to the Nigerian film industry, leaves behind a legacy that has resonated with audiences for decades. His body of work has not only entertained but has also inspired aspiring actors and filmmakers.

Said Balogun, a close colleague of the late actor, took to public platforms to share the news, expressing deep sorrow and offering condolences to Pa Denumo Lewis's family, friends, and the Nollywood fraternity. The revelation has prompted an outpouring of tributes from fellow actors, directors, and fans who have been touched by the late actor's talent and charisma.


Details surrounding Pa Denumo Lewis's passing, including the cause and circumstances, are yet to be disclosed, but the news has undoubtedly left the Nollywood community in mourning. As the industry reflects on the loss of one of its veterans, conversations about Pa Denumo Lewis's impactful career and the indelible mark he left on Nollywood are emerging.


Expressions of grief and fond memories of the late actor are flooding social media platforms, painting a vivid picture of the widespread respect and admiration Pa Denumo Lewis garnered throughout his career. The Nollywood fraternity, alongside fans, honors his memory and contributions, acknowledging the void left by his departure.

As the industry grapples with this profound loss, the legacy of Pa Denumo Lewis will undoubtedly endure through the cinematic moments he shared with audiences, creating a lasting impact on the Nigerian film landscape. The Nollywood family extends heartfelt condolences to the loved ones of Pa Denumo Lewis during this difficult time.


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