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LATE TAIWO HASSAN OGOGO'S DAUGHTERS ANNOUNCE NOLLYWOOD ENTRY TO UPHOLD FATHER'S ENDURING LEGACY. (PHOTO)


 Late Taiwo Hassan Ogogo's Daughters Announce Nollywood Entry to Uphold Father's Enduring Legacy


The daughters of the revered Nollywood actor, Taiwo Hassan Ogogo, have publicly broken their silence following the immense outpouring of grief surrounding their father's passing. Lima Olamide Taiwo, known as Lima Ogogo, and her sister Shakira Taiwo, popularly called Kira Ogogo, have announced their firm intention to carry on his remarkable legacy within the Nigerian film industry.


In a heartfelt video address shared recently, the sisters expressed profound gratitude to fans and well-wishers who rallied around their family during a period of profound sadness. Speaking from what appeared to be a home setting, Lima conveyed the incredible love and support shown to their late father, highlighting messages of solidarity that came from prominent figures.


Among those acknowledged for their support were Honourable Tayo Ayinde, the First Lady of Nigeria, the Governor of Ogun State, Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola Yayi, and the Olu of Ilaro, underscoring the widespread impact of Ogogo's life and career.


A New Chapter: Ogogo's Daughters Embrace Entertainment


The most significant revelation from the sisters was their decision to enter the entertainment industry. Lima made it unequivocally clear that this move is not merely a temporary tribute but a long-term commitment to build enduring careers within the sector.


This announcement has deeply resonated with many followers who grew up watching their father grace the screen, now eager to witness the next generation continue his work.


Watch the full appreciation video from Lima and Kira Ogogo here:


Remembering Taiwo Hassan Ogogo


The decision by Lima and Kira comes as the entertainment community continues to mourn the passing of their beloved father. Taiwo Hassan Ogogo passed away recently at the age of 66 and was laid to rest the following day, prompting an outpouring of condolences from Nollywood stars and fans alike.


In an poignant twist, a video of the late actor discussing his future plans, including a return to Canada in October 2026 for a wedding and an elaborate performance, went viral after his death. Shared by actor Temidayo Enitan, the footage showcased Ogogo's vibrant spirit and his warm interactions with colleagues like Azeez Onifade, further emphasizing the void left by his departure.


With their entry into the industry, Lima and Kira Ogogo are poised to forge their own paths while honoring the indelible mark their father left on Nollywood.


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