Clarion Chukwurah Honors Late Kola Oyewo as ‘Quintessential Actor Across Three Generations’

Nollywood veteran Kola Oyewo passed away at 80, drawing heartfelt tributes from colleagues and former students. Clarion Chukwurah recalled her days as his student in Dramatic Arts at the University of Ife, thanking him for his guidance on projects like “Oduduwa” and other historical films and stage plays. She described him as a “quintessential actor across three generations” and bade him farewell with deep respect. Actor Muyiwa Ademola called Oyewo one of the most amazing figures he ever met in the industry. Toyin Adegbola fondly remembered him as a great dancer, lecturer, uncle, father, and grandfather, and said attending his 80th birthday celebration was a blessing. Kunle Afod highlighted Oyewo’s dedication despite a health setback from an enlarged prostate, noting how his illness affected his ability to take on solo roles. Reports say Oyewo’s remarkable talent and immense contributions to Nigerian theatre and film will continue to inspire generations. In a separate message, Clarion Chukwurah also cautioned against the spread of misinformation on social media, reminding critics that her achievements rest on the word of God.

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