The veteran Yoruba actor, filmmaker and screenwriter died at 66 after a career of more than four decades that helped shape Yoruba-language cinema for generations.
WHY TWALE: Never Forgotten should hold space for the people whose work became part of our collective memory. Twale to Ogogo.
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