Nollywood actors Victor Osuagwu, Ramsey Noah, Charles Awurum, others paid respect to late Mr Ibu on movie set in Ghana

• Nollywood actors Ramsey Noah, Victor Osuagwu, and Charles Awurum, along with Ghanaian actors and crew members, honored late Mr Ibu on a movie set.

• The actors observed a minute silence in honor of the deceased in a clip shared on Victor Osuagwu’s official Instagram account.

• The veteran movie stars are currently working on a film called ‘The Country Called Ghana’.

Famous Nollywood actors Ramsey Noah, Victor Osuagwu, and Charles Awurum, together with some Ghanaian actors and crew members, paid tribute to the late Mr Ibu on a movie set.

In the video published on Victor Osuagwu’s official Instagram page, the actors conducted a minute of silence in memory of the dead.

The seasoned actors are presently working on a film called ‘The Country Called Ghana’.

Sharing the video, Osuagwu wrote:“A Minute Silence For Mr.IBU. On D Set Of “The Country Called Ghana” In Kumasi, Ghana. #adiuemribu #farewell #mannamumu #ochibundu #.”

The poignant moment elicited a wide range of reactions on social media, with netizens leaving comments.

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Reacting to the post…

@One @arrangee_blog wrote: “Na so Una dey mourn person for Una village ?? a great legend like Mr Ibu na him Una dey give a minute silence some people dey laugh for dey background chai.”

@catblackqueens wrote: “To all my Nigerian brothers and sisters, my heart goes out to Mr. Ibu and his family. Nollywood won’t be the same without him. Rest in Heaven, John Okafor…..Mr. Ibu….”

@jack_the_king_of_money wrote: “May the soul of our belove brother and colleague rest in peace Amen @realmribu.”

@peaceful_tope wrote: “RIP to Mr. Ibu. I pray heaven accept his soul. We love you Mr. Ibu. He was a pain killer, a joy giver, a great man…”

@elegant__washer wrote: “This one hurts me. May his soul rest in peace.”

@chinemerem5751 wrote: “And I sure say u never pay him before he died may his soul rest in peace Mr ibu.”