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Comedian Woli Arole Mourns The Death Of His Father

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Popular Nigerian comedian and actor, Woli Arole, is grieving the loss of his father, whom he described as his hero and role model.

In an emotional tribute shared alongside a photo of himself and his late father, the comedian-turned-preacher expressed both sadness and acceptance, acknowledging that his father’s passing was in accordance with God’s will.

Reflecting on their final moments together, Arole shared memories of joy, prayers, and fun, taking solace in the legacy his father left behind—himself.

“It has pleased the LORD to receive my FATHER in GLORY. It’s in total submission to the will of God to announce the demise of my Father, my HERO and my ROLE MODEL. I am happy I spent your last moments with you in JOY, PRAYERS, and FUN. Rest well, Baba Jimmy. Happy you left a LEGACY and that LEGACY is ME! I would miss you so MUCH!!!!!”

The tribute stands as a celebration of his father’s life and the profound influence he had on Arole’s journey.

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