Toyese Oyewo, the son of late Nollywood actor Kola Oyewo, has shared his father’s final moment.
In the photo, which he has since deleted on his Instagram page, Kola Oyewo was captured on his deathbed surrounded by his son and his junior colleague, Kunle Afod.

Toyese, while sharing the photo, announced his father’s demise, describing him as a wonderful man whose love, wisdom, strength, and kindness touched the lives of many.
He expressed gratitude to God for the gift of his life, the memories they shared, and the legacy he left behind. Toyese said his father’s impact will forever remain in their hearts and in the lives of everyone who knew him.
His son asked for prayers, comfort, and support for his family during the difficult times and prayed for his father’s soul to rest in peace.
“It is with a heavy heart that I share the passing of my beloved father. Adekola Akangbe Gabriel Oyewo. He was a wonderful man whose love, wisdom, strength, and kindness touched the lives of many.
While we grieve this great loss, we are grateful to God for the gift of his life, the memories we shared, and the legacy he leaves behind. His impact will forever remain in our hearts and in the lives of everyone who knew him.
I kindly ask for your prayers, comfort, and support for my family during this difficult time as we mourn his transition and celebrate the remarkable life he lived.
May his soul rest in perfect peace.”


Kemi Filani reported hours ago that the veteran has passed away at 80. His junior colleague, Kunle Afod, announced his death, noting how Nollywood has lost a true legend. He said that Oyewo’s remarkable talent, timeless performances, and immense contributions to the Nigerian theatre and film industry will never be forgotten, and his legacy will continue to inspire generations to come.
Mourning him, actress Toyin Adegbola, better known as Toyin Tomato, noted how he came, saw and conquered. She described the deceased as a great dancer, lecturer, uncle, father, and grandfather. Toyin expressed how blessed she was to have been present at his 80th birthday. Bidding him farewell, she said he would be greatly missed.
A month ago, Afod had received praises from his colleagues over his show of love to veterans, Chief Kola Oyewo and Peter Fatomilola. The Yoruba actor visited the veterans’ house, where he paid his respects.
While speaking with Kunle Afod, Oyewo revealed that he couldn’t play sole roles again because of his illness, which had caused a major setback for him in the industry. Chief Oyewo revealed that the illness started with frequent urination, which led to lack of sleep, and after several tests, it was discovered that he had an enlarged prostate.


