Veteran Yoruba actor, Peter Fatomilola, has expressed shock over the health issues faced by fellow actor, Taiwo Hassan, popularly known as Ogogo, before his death. In an interview with African A-List, Fatomilola stated that he was unaware of Ogogo's health challenges until his daughter made a public appeal for assistance. Fatomilola described Ogogo as being like a son to him and stressed that he would have sought advice from more knowledgeable people if he had known about Ogogo's condition.

Ogogo's daughter had appealed publicly for assistance with her father's health condition before his death on August 23. The actor was buried in Ogun State following his passing. Fatomilola's comments come as a shock to many in the entertainment industry, who are still reeling from Ogogo's sudden death. The cause of Ogogo's health issues and death has not been publicly disclosed.

Fatomilola reflected on his own experience with loss, revealing that he had been working on building a house with his late senior wife, Adawole, before her death. The building had reached the lintel level when his wife passed away. He stated that out of all the things he has been pursuing in life, only one thing is left, which he believes God has not yet approved.

The actor emphasized the importance of seeking guidance from those with better knowledge whenever someone is facing a challenge. He said that if he had known about Ogogo's condition, he would have informed people who are wiser or more knowledgeable than him. Fatomilola's comments highlight the need for support and care for those facing health challenges.

Ogogo was lined up as Ogun tourism and culture special adviser in 2027, according to Yayi. This appointment was reportedly made before his death. The entertainment industry is still coming to terms with the loss of one of its most beloved actors.

In a related development, an Ogun Imam has revealed that he returned Ogogo's N25m after his death. The Imam's actions have been praised by many in the industry, who see it as a demonstration of respect and kindness. The outpouring of tributes and condolences for Ogogo continues to grow.

Peter Fatomilola's comments on Ogogo's health issues have sparked a wider conversation about the need for support and care for those facing health challenges in the entertainment industry. The incident has highlighted the importance of looking out for one another and seeking help when needed. KEY_POINT: Peter Fatomilola was unaware of Ogogo's health challenges before his daughter's public appeal. KEY_POINT: Ogogo was buried in Ogun State following his death on August 23. KEY_POINT: Fatomilola emphasized the importance of seeking guidance from those with better knowledge when someone is facing a challenge.

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