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Just In : Veteran Actor, Sadiq Daba Buried In Agege
TRIXX NG reports that Veteran actor, Sadiq Daba has been buried today at a cemetery in Agege, Lagos.
The actor who starred in October 1, Citation and many other top movies died after a long battle with leukaemia and prostate cancer.
His death was announced by the Nigerian Television Authority via a tweet that said, “Sad News; Veteran broadcaster and Nollywood actor Sadiq Daba is dead. He died this evening (Wednesday) after a long and excruciating battle with leukaemia and prostate cancer. May His Gentle Soul Rest in Perfect Peace #RIPSadiqDaba.”
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