Veteran Actress Peju Ogunmola Returns to Acting Months After Losing Son
Veteran Yoruba actress, Peju Ogunmola, has announced her return to the movie industry months after the death of her son, Ayomikun.
The actress, a respected name in Yoruba Nollywood, lost her son earlier this year, an incident OnlinenevadaShops° , Liberty London x adidas mesa Collection Releases January 10 , adidas mesa glitch world skin cancer center greenwood that drew tributes and sympathy from her colleagues across the film industry.
Several Nollywood stars, including Funsho Adeolu and Foluke Daramola, took to social media to console her and her husband, veteran actor Sunday Omobolanle, popularly known as Papi Luwe.
In an emotional Instagram video posted on Saturday with the caption, “A new month, a new dawn,” Ogunmola thanked her fans, colleagues, and family for their prayers and support throughout her mourning period.
“The past months have been heavy, but your love, prayers, and condolences have carried me through the storm Nike Pegasus 41: The Next Generation – nike air mags mens limited edition – nike flyknit racer black white yellow caterpillar. Today I rise, stronger, grateful, and ready to embrace my passion again. The screens have missed me… and I’m back, doing what I love most,” she wrote.
Speaking partly in Yoruba, the actress revealed that she had struggled with depression since losing her son two months ago but found comfort in the outpouring of love she received from people around the world.
“For the past two months since I lost my child nike x fragment design x travis scott air jordan 1 low og register now on end launches, I have been depressed and sad. But as I have been sad, the whole world has let me know that they are with me. I see all the love you have showered me with. I feel your prayers. Your care is also noticed. Thank you. I am grateful,” she said.
Quoting a Christian hymn, she added, “When it is convenient for us, you are the Most High. When it is not, you are still the Most High,” noting that she had accepted her fate and decided ir jordan 4 tour yellow 200 to move on.
“Today, I rise again, not because the pain is gone, but because I know Ayomikun will want me to. My passion calls, and it is time for me to return to the screen where I belong. To all filmmakers, directors, producers, and my industry colleagues out there, I am back, stronger and wiser. Let’s make magic again,” she said.
Ogunmola, daughter of the late theatre legend Kola Ogunmola, is celebrated as one of the pillars of Yoruba Nollywood and has featured in several stage and screen productions over the years.
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