Following the tragic news of the passing of Adah Ameh, a veteran actress in Nollywood, Nigerian artists and celebrities have expressed their shock and sorrow.
Ameh, 48, passed away on Sunday night despite the fact that the news was only made public on Monday.
A few weeks before to her passing, the actress—best known for her pivotal part in the Africa Magic family drama The Johnsons—had discussed her mental health concerns.
BREAKING NEWS: Popular Nollywood Actress, Ada Ameh Is Dead
After she passed away, famous people posted condolences on Twitter for the actress.
Nancy Isime said, “My heart is so heavy, I don’t even know what to say! one of the people I look up to in the film industry. Rip aunty Ada Ameh. I’ll miss you so much.”
Popular On-Air Personality, Dotun, tweeted, “Ada Ameh’s death is so painful. One of My fav on The Johnsons, especially when she says ‘a lucky lo lo’ ‘Apor’. She just lost a child and she now. May God put us through our tough times. This one is very painful.”
“The fact that we have to experience grief at some point in our lives and then try to live with such an intense emotion is so mind-blowing. If the news is true, Rest well, Ada Ameh. I loved watching you on tv. I hope you’re at a place where pain is a fiction of our imagination,” reality TV star Angel Smith said.
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Recounting her meeting with Ameh, Big Brother Naija star, Saskay wrote, “I met this woman once on set, and she was so sweet like she had known me before. All I could think of was the grief she was experiencing cause I had seen several videos where she spoke about her mental health. This is really sad. Rest well, Ada Ameh.”
In October 2020, she lost her daughter, Aladi Godgift, who was over 30 years old.
The actress has, in recent times, opened up about her battle with grief, depression, and mental issues.
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