Nollywood actor, Muyiwa Ademola has joined the thousands of people mourning popular Ibadan CAC cleric, Michael Olowere, better known as Baba Olowere.
The late clergyman was said to have died on Wednesday evening at his Asi residence, in Ibadan. Before his death, Baba Olowere was one of the Christ Apostolic Church’s most respected ministers.
Taking to his Instagram page, Muyiwa Ademola recounted his only meeting with the clergyman.
He revealed that he met him once and the man gave him a prophecy that came to pass.
Bading him farewell, Muyiwa described his life as a life well spent.
“Baba Olowere has gone to rest. A life well spent. I met Baba once and what he told me then actually came to pass. It is a life well spent. Sunre o Baba oninure”.
Muyiwa Ademola speaks about Murphy Afolabi’s endearing personality
Weeks back, Muyiwa Ademola revealed one unique personality of late actor, Murphy Afolabi after he was laid to rest.
In an Instagram post, Muyiwa stated that in his 20 years of knowing Murphy Afolabi, one thing that stood him out was his never-angry mood.
According to Muyiwa, he had never seen Murphy angry, scream, yell, or get pissed, nor allow insults to get at him. He stated that the deceased was always smiling and his slogan for life was “kosi problem”.
“Journey well Murphy.
If I don’t know many things about you in over 200 years that I have known you, I know one very well, I have never seen you get annoyed. You don’t scream, you don’t yell, you don’t get pissed, no insults get at you, and you smile to all.
Your slogan has always been; “kosi problem”.
May The Almighty overlook your shortcomings and grant you eternal rest”.
Muyiwa Ademola shares deep message on death
In another post, he shared a deep message with his millions of fans as he reacts to the death of his colleague, Murphy Afolabi.
The movie star noted how each birthday takes us closer to our graves.
He told his fans to remember that tomorrow might never come for them.
Sharing a message on death, he opined that Death is just a reminder and is inevitable. He compared death to a visitor that intrudes without knocking.
“Each Birthday takes us closer to our grave. Remember that tomorrow might never come! A death like this is just a reminder, yes we don’t pray to die young but we just always remember that; DEATH is INEVITABLE! A visitor that intrudes without knocking!”.
