Life they say is not easy as there is time to be born and a time to die.
But wouldn't it be better if one dies at the appropriate age which is
70? Our fore-fathers even lived longer than the young generations and
they were well celebrated.
Recently, the Nigerian entertainment
industry has been full of sadness that friends, families and fans of
celebrities are beginning to ask, what is going on in the industry?
When
the industry was still mourning the death of Nollywood actor, Chris
Nkulor who was diagnosed of a kidney ailment, the industry was thrown
into yet another mourning when the death of veteran producer, Amaka
Igwe, broke out.
Within the space of one month after Amaka’s
death, female gospel singer, Kefee Obareki, also passed on due to lungs
challenges and everybody were thrown into shock with various condolence
messages. Little did Nigerians know that the unexpected is beginning to
befall the industry?
While many were busy talking about the
sudden death of these people, the industry again became speechless when
the news of the death of Nigerian artiste, Lee Fagbemi better known as
Mr. Flint, who is based in the United State of America, broke out.
The
Ogun state born rap artiste according to reports, died on June third in
the US after he went into coma which was just four days to his
birthday.
During his life time, he worked with prominent Nigerian artistes such as Sound Sultan, Olamide and others. (Nigeriafilm.com)