Lady Mourns Alexx Ekubo, Highlights Road Construction for His Burial
Lady Mourns Alexx Ekubo, Highlights Road Construction

A Nigerian lady identified as Chidinma Inspires on Facebook has shared her sorrow over the death of popular Nollywood actor Alexx Ekubo. The actor passed away on May 11, 2026, at the age of 40 after a battle with advanced metastatic kidney cancer.

Burial Rites and Road Construction

His final burial rites are scheduled for June 17 and 18, 2026, in his hometown of Arochukwu, Abia State. The upcoming burial ceremony prompted an emergency road construction project by the Abia state government.

Chidinma Inspires weighed in on the ongoing infrastructure development while mourning the late movie star. In her Facebook post, she expressed her heartbreak over the reality of the actor's upcoming interment. She noted that his demise brought massive development to his community, although she preferred him to be alive.

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She wrote: "In two days Alexx Ekubo will be laid to rest, like the ground will welcome his body just like that. This is not nice mehn! If only tears will bring him back all the genuine lovers of him our tears will surely bring him back to life. Even in death he is greatly loved.... Just take a look at the massive development his death is bringing to his community. Wow! His Grace is unmatched and he is truly and deeply loved. But still..... I did rather choose him to be alive than this development whatsoever. He should have lived much longer and kept lightening up the world with his cute, beautiful and contagious smiles. This is still unbelievable and heartbreaking. He lived well and I believe he fulfilled his purpose in life. Alexx my crush in AY's CRIB."

Reactions

Legit.ng has compiled a reaction to the woman's post. Thrivers AI World commented: "It's sad."

Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian lady pointed out an observation about the name of the street leading to Alexx Ekubo's hometown in Arochukwu, Abia, ahead of his funeral.

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