Nollywood says goodbye to veteran actor Charles ‘Agbako’ Olumo, renowned for his unforgettable roles and impact on Nigerian film.
Olumo, renowned for his impressive acting career and vibrant performances in Nollywood, was among the most senior actors in the industry
Chief Charles Olumo, a veteran actor in Nigerian Nollywood widely known as Agbako, has died at the age of 101.
Olumo, renowned for his exceptional acting career and dynamic performances in Nollywood, was among the oldest actors in the industry.
He passed away on Thursday, leaving a legacy treasured by both fans and colleagues.
The Theatre Arts and Motion Pictures Association of Nigeria (TAMPAN) announced the passing of a veteran actor via its president, Bolaji Amusan, who is widely recognized as Mr. Latin.
In the statement, Mr. Latin confirmed that Agbako, a renowned figure in the industry, died on Thursday at 101 years old.
He announced the passing of Pa Charles Olumo Sanyaolu, affectionately known as AGBAKO. Details regarding the burial arrangements will be provided later. Farewell father, 25/02/1923 to 31/10/2024.
Owolabi Ajasa confirmed the passing of Chief Charles Olumo, affectionately known as Agbako, a venerable figure in the entertainment industry. He passed away early this morning at 101 years old.
Farewell, Baba Charles! Agbako, rest well. Goodnight, Baba. May your soul find peace.
Kunle Afod penned, “Farewell to Pa Chalse Olumo (Baba Agbako), the oldest actor at 101 years. Rest in peace until we meet again.”
