BREAKING>>> Veteran Nollywood actress, Rachael Oniga, is dead

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BREAKING>>> Veteran Nollywood actress, Rachael Oniga, is dead

Nollywood actress, Rachael Oniga has passed away.

She reportedly died on Friday, July 30, 2021, just a few days after being seen on a movie set.

Oniga was born on 23 May 1957 in Ebutte Metta area of Lagos State.

The news is coming at a time the movie industry is grappling with mixed issues and after mourning the death of another entertainer, Sound Sultan, who passed on early this month.

The cause of Oniga’s death was unknown at the time of this report.

Oniga, who was a veteran actress, featured in over a hundred movies.


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