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Veteran Actor Zulu Adigwe Laid To Rest In Abuja; Emeka Rollas, Stars Pay Tribute
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Emeka Rollas shared photos from Zulu Adigwe’s funeral, which was held in Abuja and attended by fellow movie stars.
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Zulu Adigwe died on April 23, 2024, with his death announced by Stanley Nwoke
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The funeral attendees included notable actors like Zack Orji, Hanks Anuku, and Benedict Johnson.
EKO HOT BLOG reports that President of the Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN), Emeka Rollas, shared photos of the late veteran actor Zulu Adigwe’s funeral on his Instagram page on Thursday, May 30.
Adigwe’s remains were buried in Abuja.
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Fellow movie stars, including Zack Orji, Hanks Anuku, and Benedict Johnson, attended the event alongside the AGN president.
He captioned the photos: “Yesterday we condoled with the family of Late Zulu Adigwe. May his soul rest in peace.”
Recall that the thespian died on the evening of Tuesday, 23 April 2024.
Veteran Actor Zulu Adigwe
A survivor of the boat mishap and movie producer, Stanley Nwoke aka Stanley Ontop, announced the demise on Instagram.
He said: “I regret to announce the passing of a veteran actor, late Mr. Zulu Adigwe. What caused his death is yet to be reviewed. Rest in peace, good actor. Ontop cares.”
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Adigwe’s death came two weeks after Junior Pope and four crew members died in a boat accident on the Anam River.
They were said to be on their way to a location when the incident occurred.
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