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SO SAD: Nollywood Loses Another Budding Actress, Nora Ugo

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News trending online indicates that budding actress Nora Ugo has passed on. She is said to have given up the ghost after a battle with an undisclosed ailment.

Her close friends have taken to social media to mourn her. One of such colleagues is actress Ruth Kadiri who wrote that: “You where that girl that was friend to all. I spoke to u last. Week.

You were the strongest sick person I know. I’m hurt by your death. My head still aches. Wish death was a thing that could be undone. I know God will have a new angel that makes him laugh all day and puts a smile on his face.

Gone too soon. Rest in peace Nora. And look over all on earth that were genuinely connected to you. #RIPNora.”
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Another friend named Tina Ugo also took to her Facebook page to write that: “A STAR IS GONE. It’s been hard for us all to accept this reality. I’ve been in denial for two days hoping it’s all a dream or that you were playing us all one of your usual Pranks.

You were a TRUE FIGHTER, that fought so hard to live, but I guess the pains and discomfort became unbearable for you two days ago so you succumbed to Death.


Sleep well my SISTER, Nora Nkiruka Ugo, I’ll forever cherish the moments we had. WE LOVE YOU” May her soul rest in perfect peace.


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