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Late Nollywood actor Ogogo’s last messages to daughter revealed
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Late Nollywood actor Ogogo’s last messages to daughter revealed

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Kira Taiwo, one of the daughters of late Nollywood actor, Taiwo Hassan, popularly known as Ogogo, has shared the messages she exchanged with her father before his death.

She took to her Instagram Story on Monday to post some of the chats they had.

In the conversation which took place on July 26, Ogogo urged Kira Taiwo to remain strong.

He wrote, “How are you? I heard you are crying. Seeing you and your sisters smile is making me strong. If you cry, it will make me sad, and I will start to think.”

The actor, who died at 66 years on Sunday added, “Be strong. I am strong. Nothing is going to happen to me, insha Allah. If you do, then don’t cry, my princess.”

In response, Kira insisted that she was not crying and assured Ogogo of her faith.

Late Nollywood actor Ogogo’s last messages to daughter revealed

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