Veteran Nollywood actor Peter Fatomilola has expressed regret over not knowing about the health challenges faced by fellow actor Taiwo Hassan, popularly known as Ogogo, until his daughter made a public appeal for assistance. Fatomilola disclosed this in an upcoming interview with African A-List, a clip of which was posted on Saturday. He regarded Ogogo as a son and would have sought guidance from people more knowledgeable than him if he had known about Ogogo's condition.
Ogogo's daughter had earlier made a public appeal for support for her father's treatment before his death on August 23. Fatomilola advised people to seek guidance from those with greater knowledge whenever they become aware that someone is facing a challenge. He added that if he had known about Ogogo's condition, he would have informed those who are wiser or more knowledgeable than him.
Fatomilola reflected on his personal experience, revealing that he had been working on a house project with his late senior wife, Adawole, before her death. The building had reached the lintel level when his wife died. He mentioned that out of all the things he has been pursuing in life, only one thing is left, which his Lord God has not yet approved.
Peter Fatomilola emphasized the importance of seeking help when someone is facing a challenge. He noted that if a problem is kept under wraps, it can escalate beyond control. Fatomilola's comments come as a wake-up call for people to be more proactive in seeking help for those in need.
Ogogo was buried in Ogun State after his death on August 23. His death followed reports of health challenges and a public appeal by his daughter for assistance with his treatment. The incident has highlighted the need for people to be more aware of the challenges faced by others and to offer support when needed.
Fatomilola's revelation has sparked a conversation about the importance of community support in the entertainment industry. His comments have also highlighted the need for people to be more proactive in seeking help for those in need. The veteran actor's advice to seek guidance from those with greater knowledge is a timely reminder of the importance of seeking help when needed.
The entertainment industry has been saddened by the loss of Ogogo, and Peter Fatomilola's comments have served as a reminder of the importance of community support. Fatomilola's experience and advice will likely resonate with many in the industry and beyond.
Key points
- Peter Fatomilola was unaware of Ogogo's health challenges until his daughter's public appeal.
- Fatomilola advised people to seek guidance from those with greater knowledge when someone is facing a challenge.
- Ogogo died on August 23 after a public appeal for assistance with his treatment.
