Femi Adebayo’s Brother Tope Opens Up on Tragic Loss of Son During ‘Jagun Jagun’ Production

Tope Adebayo, brother of Nollywood star Femi Adebayo, has revealed the heartbreaking loss of his child during the production of the epic film Jagun Jagun. He described the tragedy as caused by a “spiritual arrow,” linking it to the intense spiritual and physical demands of the movie set. Tope also shared how the stress affected his personal life, including his marital duties. Amidst grief, he recounted humorous post-production moments, such as a modern megaphone accidentally appearing in a historical scene, which was only noticed at the film’s premiere. Social media users have responded with sympathy and encouragement.

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Iyabo Ojo Steals the Show at Mercy Aigbe’s Mum’s Burial After-Party as Celebrities Storm Lagos

Videos from Mercy Aigbe’s mother’s burial after-party in Lekki have gone viral, showing Nollywood stars and influencers turning up in grand style. Iyabo Ojo became the centre of attention with her glamorous outfit, energetic dance moves, and the dramatic spray of money on the dance floor. The star-studded event featured Femi Adebayo, Toyin Abraham, Papaya Ex, Kiekie, and Isreal DMW. While many praised Iyabo’s vibe, others used the moment to throw subtle shade at her rival, Lizzy Anjorin, sparking fresh online reactions.

"The most T£rrible thing I’ve ever done was slapp|ng my dad, and I really cri£d after doing It” – Femi Adebayo spill,
As he explain what really transpired between him and Oga Bello

Femi Said being an actor has made him do some t£rrible things such as slapp|ng his father, Adebayo Salami, aka Oga Bello.

While speaking with Sunday Scoop, he said as an actor, one must be ready to do anything to play unb£lievable roles.

He stated, “I have been presented with scripts where I had to ṣlàp my father on set and I must do it as an actor. He has slapp£d me on set too countless times. The moment we are acting, I don’t see him as my father anymore; I see him as a colleague and we need to interpret our roles very well.

He trained me and he is my boss in the industry. He has taught me not to f£ar whenever I come across a bigger actor or someone like him on set. But the moment the director says stop, I prostrate to him and ap0logise.”