Just like many, Nollywood actor Saidi Balogun is still in disbelief over the death of his colleague, Allwell Ademola.
Newsunplug reported on 27th that the actress had passed away after suffering a heart attack at her residence. The sad news was confirmed by colleagues of the deceased via their respective social media. The likes of Damola Olatunji, Mr Latin, Faithia Williams, and Bidemi Kosoko were the first to mourn her.
On his Instagram page, he shared a photo of himself and the late actress at an event, revealing that it was taken two weeks ago.
Saidi said he feels so unreal and wishes he could turn back the hands of time, but God knows best. The ex-husband of Faithia Williams said Allwell’s smile remains frozen in time, and her aura is unforgettable.
“It still feels so unreal… if only we could turn back the hands of time, but God knows best.
This was about 2weeks ago. If only… Allwell, your smile remains frozen in time. Your aura is unforgettable”.
Saidi Balogun isn’t the only one still in shock over her death.
Her bestfriend, Rotimi Salami, noted how 72 hours of endless tears still can’t bring her back. Rotimi made it known that all wasn’t well at the moment, but for the sake of his family, friends, and the fans who had shown up, and most especially, for his children, he was learning to move on.
Biola Bayo recounted their last moments together, describing the deceased as the happiest soul she had ever met and told the public to wake her up from the nightmare.
Regina Chukwu said she was still in denial and refuses to accept her death. She noted how they were planning the shoot for Aarin’s Sequel together.
Jamiu Azeez had recounted his last moment with Allwell, noting how she was so full of life. According to him, they laughed, played, and had a great deal of fun, and now she is gone. He noted that Allwell was friends with everyone and remembered his last words to her.
While celebrating her 40th birthday party days back, Folorunsho Adeola made sure that Allwell was given massive respect by honouring her with a moment of silence.
Writing a note to her on her Instagram, Folorunsho said Allwell mattered deeply to her as she recounted her good deeds. The Yoruba actress added that though she was no longer here, she lives in their stories, prayers, and in their quiet moments.
