Queen Nwabueze
It was tears, tears and more tears as late actress Ada Ameh finally rests in peace in her home town in Otukpo, Benue state, on August 26, 2022.
Videos from the deceased movie star’s final burial procession were shared online by her close friend, veteran actor Charles Inojie and Empress Njamah.
Join our WhatsApp ChannelEmpress Njamah was seen in one of the clips trending online weeping profusely as she bade a final goodbye to her best friend. She captioned the video she shared online with a simple but deep message that reads: “Goodnight my friend.”
While Charles Inojie, who usually played Ada Ameh’s husband on the famous Africa Magic’s, “The Johnson,” penned a very emotional poem dedicated to his on-screen wife. “There again is a grim call. A charge to everyone. That none is promised tomorrow. That we may live today as the best of days. Spreading love beyond the bounds of our comfortable thresholds. Till the twilights dim on the hour not foretold. When the once sonorous symphony. Fades forever away. On the morbid horizons. Of life’s curtain falls.”
Also present at the funeral service were the Deputy Governor of Benue State, Benson Abounu, Benue South Senator, Abba Moro and the AGN president, Emeka Rollas.
Last week, the cast and crew of ‘The Johnsons’ held a night of honour to celebrate her life and times.
The event tagged ‘The Johnsons Night of Tribute for Emuakpor’ was held at Freedom Park, Lagos.
The talented actress, who died in a Warri, Delta State hospital on 17 July, was laid to rest in her home town, Ogobia, in Otukpo LGA.
Born on May 15, 1974, in Ajegunle, Lagos, the famous actress lived an eventful life, starring in some of the most critically acclaimed Nollywood movies.
