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Actress Temitope Osoba dies amid battle with cancer
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Actress Temitope Osoba dies amid battle with cancer

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Nollywood actress, Temitope Osoba, has died amid her battle with cancer.

The actress died nearly two years after undergoing breast cancer surgery.

Announcing her passage on Wednesday morning, her close associate and colleague, actor Alesh Ola Sanni, disclosed that the actress died on Tuesday evening.

He wrote on Instagram; “Couldn’t sleep since last night it’s well rest in peace my dearest sister Temitope Osoba we had amazing time and good memories together till we meet again. I really dunno what to say mehn gosh.”

DAILY POST reports that Osoba solicited financial assistance for her second surgery in November 2024.

Actress Temitope Osoba dies amid battle with cancer

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