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Williams Uchemba, others mourn Olu Jacobs, recall how he shaped their childhood
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Williams Uchemba, others mourn Olu Jacobs, recall how he shaped their childhood

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Nigerian actor, Williams Uchemba and other Nigerians have mourned veteran actor Olu Jacobs, recalling the impact he had on their childhood and the entertainment industry.

Uchemba paid tribute to the late actor in a post on social media, describing his life as one well spent.

“A life well spent, Rest Well Legend,” Uchemba wrote.

Other Instagram users also shared memories of Jacobs, with some recalling his roles in films and television programmes they watched while growing up.

An Instagram user, deyola, wrote: “He made our childhood. May his soul rest in peace.”

Oliekun also praised Jacobs’ contribution to the arts, describing him as exceptional.

“Thank you for your contribution to the Arts, Olu Jacobs. Your were one of one and will be sorely missed,” Oliekun wrote.

Another user, shalomthefavoredone, specifically recalled Jacobs’ role as a detective in The Third Eye.

“A true legend..my childhood TV story/ experience is not complete without mentioning your name sir, especially as a detective in ‘The Third Eye’,” the user wrote.

The Instagram user added that Jacobs had “left an indelible mark on the sands of time” and extended condolences to his family.

Okikij also recalled discussing Jacobs’ influence with younger people shortly before his death.

“I was speaking about you to some young people recently that you greatly impacted us while growing up! May God Rest your kind soul,” Okikij wrote.

Jacobs’ death was announced on Wednesday by his son, Olusoji Jacobs, in a statement shared on Instagram. 

Olusoji is one of Jacobs’ sons with actress Joke Silva. 

The family described the veteran actor as “The Lion of Lufodo” and appealed to bloggers and social media influencers to respect their privacy.

Williams Uchemba, others mourn Olu Jacobs, recall how he shaped their childhood

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