Veteran Nigerian actor Adebayo Salami has broken his silence on the health battle of colleague Taiwo Hassan, popularly known as Ogogo, who is currently fighting stage-four cancer. In a message posted on his Instagram page, Salami appealed to fans and well-wishers worldwide to continue supporting the family with prayers.
Adebayo Salami Calls for Prayers and Expresses Hope for Ogogo’s Recovery
In his Instagram post, Salami wrote: “Keep praying for us, keep supporting us, keep believing God.” He also expressed optimism about Ogogo’s recovery, stating: “With God, nothing is impossible. Our dear Ogogo shall bounce back healthily. Biqudratillah.”
Salami’s message came after Ogogo’s daughters, Shakira and Haleemah Hassan, disclosed their father’s health condition in an emotional video shared online. The veteran actor’s appeal has drawn support from colleagues and fans alike, with many sharing messages of encouragement on social media.
Jide Kosoko Explains Why Ogogo Cannot Be Moved from Current Hospital
Meanwhile, another veteran actor, Jide Kosoko, has appealed to the public to continue praying for Ogogo. Kosoko also addressed questions surrounding why the actor has not been moved to another hospital or treatment facility despite several offers of assistance.
In a statement shared on Instagram on Wednesday, Kosoko expressed gratitude to fans, colleagues and well-wishers for their overwhelming support. However, he explained that Ogogo’s current medical condition makes it impossible to relocate him from the hospital where he is receiving treatment.
Ogogo’s Daughter Warms Hearts with Funny Posts Amid Cancer Battle
In related news, Ogogo’s daughter, Kira Taiwo, got Nigerians talking over a post she made online. The Yoruba film star spotted Kira’s post on her Instagram page and reacted to it with surprise. Nigerians took to social media to react, as many laughed at the film star, saying he had finally eaten breakfast.
Ogogo’s battle with stage-four cancer has drawn widespread attention, with fans and colleagues rallying behind him. The actor, known for his roles in Yoruba cinema, remains in hospital as his family and friends continue to seek prayers and support from the public.
