Nollywood actor Yemi Adeyemi ‘Suara’ dies
Nollywood actor Yemi Adeyemi ‘Suara’ has died.
According to a statement by his son, Adedotun Adeyemi, the ‘Super Story’ actor, died on Sunday.
The family was “consoled because we know that he has gone to rest,” said the statement, requesting that “the family be allowed some privacy in this time of grief.”
The statement did not reveal the cause of the actor’s death. But it said the family would provide further information regarding funeral arrangements later.
The actor gained prominence as ‘Suara’ in the Super Story Series (‘Oh Father! Oh Daughter!’)
His character was involved in a complex narrative, with Bukky Wright portraying his first wife and Sola Shobowale playing the role of his second wife.
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