The death of veteran Nollywood actor Taiwo Hassan, popularly known as ‘Ogogo,’ has continued to trigger an outpouring of grief, with his daughter, Kira, sharing an emotional tribute recalling her final conversation with her father.

Kira’s message offered a deeply personal glimpse into the relationship she shared with the celebrated actor, whose career spanned several decades and earned him a prominent place in the Yoruba film industry.

In her tribute, she reflected on her last interaction with her father, expressing the pain of losing someone who was not only a renowned actor but also a beloved parent.

Her words conveyed the shock and sadness surrounding his passing, while highlighting the close bond between father and daughter.

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Kira’s remembrance has added a personal dimension to the tributes pouring in from colleagues, friends, fans and members of the Nigerian entertainment industry.

Taiwo Hassan, widely recognised by his stage name Ogogo, was regarded as one of the notable figures in Yoruba-language cinema. His career was marked by memorable performances across numerous films and television productions, earning him a loyal following among audiences in Nigeria and beyond.

Beyond his accomplishments on screen, the actor was also known within the industry for his long-standing relationships with fellow practitioners and his contribution to the growth of Yoruba cinema.

His death has therefore been met with widespread mourning, particularly among colleagues who have continued to celebrate his artistic legacy and influence.

For Kira, however, the loss is deeply personal.

Her decision to share the final conversation with her father has resonated with many mourners because it moves the focus away from the public figure and towards the private memoirs of a daughter who has lost her father.

The tribute also reflects the difficulty families often face in coming to terms with the death of a loved one, especially when the person occupied such a significant place in the lives of many others.

As tributes continue to pour in, fans and colleagues have continued to remember Ogogo for his contribution to Nigerian cinema and the enduring characters he brought to life.

For his daughter and family, the mourning goes beyond the loss of an actor.

It is the loss of a father, a confidant and a central figure in their lives.

“Rest well, Ogogo,” remains the poignant sentiment accompanying the tributes to the late actor as the Nigerian film community mourns his passing.