Nollywood actor Odunlade Adekola has announced the passing of his father, Pastor N.A. Adekola.
The popular actor shared the sad news with fans and followers on Instagram. In a simple but emotional post, he uploaded a photo of his late father with the caption, “Rest on my daddy.”
So far, the cause of Pastor Adekola’s death has not been revealed.
Since the announcement, tributes and words of comfort have continued to pour in from fans, friends, and colleagues across the entertainment industry.
Many flooded the actor’s comment section, expressing their sorrow and offering prayers for strength and peace.
Several of his colleagues, including fellow actors and entertainers, have also taken to social media to show support. They described Pastor Adekola as a man of deep faith who lived a life of service to God and others.
Adekola’s fans react
Some fans recalled moments when the actor had shared stories about his father’s teachings, noting that his strong moral values were passed down.
“Your father raised a good man. May his soul rest in peace,” one fan commented.
Another wrote, “We pray God gives you and your family the strength to bear this loss.”
Others celebrated Pastor Adekola’s legacy as a pastor and community leader, noting that his work had touched many lives.
Odunlade Adekola, who is known for his roles in Yoruba-language films and blockbuster comedies, has always spoken with pride about his upbringing and the role his father played in shaping his life and career.
Though grieving, the actor has yet to share further details about funeral arrangements or how the family intends to honour his late father.
Fans continue to post messages of love and remembrance under his tribute post, with many noting that the elder Adekola’s impact will not be forgotten.
As tributes continue to pour in, one thing is clear Pastor N.A. Adekola was not only a father to one of Nollywood’s most respected actors but also a man whose faith and influence left a lasting mark on many.
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