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Nollywood police actor, Owolabi Ajasa debunks news of death [VIDEO]

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Owolabi Ajasa, a popular Nollywood police actor, known as ‘Ta lo pa chief’, has debunked the viral news of his own death.

DAILY POST reports that the news about the actor’s death went viral after an obituary poster announcing his demise surfaced on social media.

Reacting to the news in an Instagram video, Ajasa said “I’m still much alive in good health.”

While calling out the names of the platforms that are responsible for sharing bad and false news about him and his colleagues, the actor said “To everyone posting my obituary around, I’m saying back to the sender to you and your family.

“Good day everyone, my name still remains Owolabi Ajasa, your Nollywood police officer. I want to tell all my fans both in Nigeria and abroad that I’m still much alive. I’m alive hale and hearty. There’s nothing wrong with me”, he said.

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Nollywood police actor, Owolabi Ajasa debunks news of death [VIDEO]

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