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Nollywood mourns actress Nimmy Ferrari
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Nollywood mourns actress Nimmy Ferrari

Vanguard Nigeria about 1 hour 2 mins read
Nollywood mourns actress Nimmy Ferrari

By Ayo Onikoyi

Nollywood actress and social media influencer, Nimmy Ferrari, has died, reportedly shortly before she was scheduled to celebrate the completion of her new home in Sagamu, Ogun State.

News of her death was announced by her colleague, Oluwakemisola Apesin, popularly known as Kemity, who expressed grief over the actress’ passing in a social media post.

“Everybody is back home, we left only you IDERA Nimmyferrari, it is well,” Kemity wrote.

Ferrari’s immediate younger sister was also reported to have confirmed her death following earlier uncertainty over reports of her passing on social media.

The actress was reportedly preparing for a housewarming ceremony at her newly completed property in Sagamu before her death.

Videos circulating on social media showed people gathered at the property, with reports suggesting that funeral arrangements were underway.

Ferrari had been building a following as an actress and social media personality before her death.

Meanwhile, reports circulating on social media have linked her death to alleged complications following surgery for fibroids. However, neither her family nor any official source has publicly confirmed the cause of death.

The circumstances surrounding her death remain unclear as colleagues, friends and fans continue to mourn her.

Her passing has sparked reactions across the entertainment industry, with fellow practitioners and fans expressing shock and sadness over the loss of the young actress.

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