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Harriet Akinola Actress

Harriet Akinola is a prominent figure in Nollywood, recognized for her versatile performances in various films and TV series, often in supporting roles. Known for her work in dramatic films like "Dwindle" and comedies such as "Moms at War," she conveys depth and realism in her characters. Though she maintains a private personal life with scant biographical details available, her extensive career showcases her long-standing involvement in the industry. Notable works include roles in "Love in a Pandemic," "A Night in 2005," and a recurring character in the drama series "The Olive." Her diverse filmography highlights her adaptability across genres in Nigerian cinema.

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Update Feb 6, 2025

Nollywood mourns as veteran actor Columbus Irisoanga passes away

The Nigerian film industry has lost another of its veteran performers, Columbus Irisoanga, fondly known as ‘Igbudu’ following his unforgettable role in the 2001 Nollywood classic Isakaba. His passing was announced by actress and politician Hilda Dokubo, who expressed her deep sorrow over his death in an emotional Instagram post. “Our uncle Coli @colu_mbusirisoanga has gone to be with the Lord. Ikoli eh dein na mu. There can’t be a shortage of Angels in heaven that the few here are called home like this na! This one is heavy on Uniport, Rivers State, Nollywood,” Dokubo wrote. Irisoanga’s death is a significant loss not just for Nollywood but also for the academic community. He was a respected senior lecturer in the Department of Theatre Arts at the University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT), where he earned his bachelor’s, master’s, and PhD degrees. Over the years, he nurtured and mentored many students who have gone on to become industry professionals.

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