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PRES. TINUBU MOURNS VETERAN NOLLYWOOD ACTOR, RICHARD FRANCIS DURU. (PHOTO).


 TINUBU MOURNS VETERAN NOLLYWOOD ACTOR, RICHARD FRANCIS DURU


President Bola Tinubu has expressed sorrow over the death of veteran Nollywood actor Richard Francis Duru, who died at the age of 57, extending condolences to his family, colleagues, fans and the Nigerian film industry.


In a statement by the Special Adviser to the President, Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, the President describes Duru’s death as a painful loss to Nollywood and the nation’s creative community.


President Tinubu acknowledges the contributions of veteran actors to the growth of Nigeria’s film industry, particularly in shaping its artistic identity, nurturing emerging talents and projecting Nigerian stories, culture and values to audiences at home and abroad.


He notes that the legacies of artists who dedicate their lives to entertaining, educating and inspiring society endure beyond their lifetime, adding that Duru’s contributions would remain part of Nollywood’s rich history and cultural heritage.


President Tinubu also reaffirms his administration’s recognition of the contributions of the arts and entertainment industry to national development, cultural preservation and Nigeria’s global image. 


The President prays for the peaceful repose of the actor’s soul and asked God to grant his family, friends, colleagues and admirers the strength to bear the loss.

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