Timini Egbuson Expresses Love and Admiration for Sister Dakore Akande

Nollywood actor Timini Egbuson has publicly expressed his love and admiration for his elder sister, actress Dakore Akande, following a recent outing together.

The actor shared a lovely video of the pair on his Instagram page, accompanied by a heartfelt message appreciating their bond.

He admitted that he does not always express how much he loves and respects his sister, but wanted to remind her of how special she is to him.

Timini described Dakore as someone he deeply loves and admires, making it clear that he values having her in his life.

The actor has consistently shown his appreciation for his sister over the years. During her birthday celebration two years ago, he celebrated her with a touching message, thanking her for the care, protection, support and affection she had shown him.

He also made it clear that his love for her went back many years.

Recently, the siblings also celebrated their mother’s 70th birthday. Timini praised her remarkable personality and expressed gratitude for the opportunity to celebrate another milestone in her life.

Dakore equally shared an emotional tribute, describing their mother as her first home and teacher while appreciating everything she had done for the family.

Earlier this year, the Egbuson family experienced the loss of their father. Timini announced his passing in an emotional tribute, promising to continue making him proud. Dakore also paid tribute to their late father, reflecting on the beautiful memories they shared, the values he taught them and the legacy he left behind.

The family subsequently held a low-key burial ceremony in February.

Beyond his family life, Timini has continued to establish himself as one of Nollywood’s prominent actors. He previously celebrated achieving recognition as one of Africa’s highest-grossing actors, following his appearances in several successful films.

Some of the productions that contributed to his achievement include Funke Akindele’s A Tribe Called Judah, The Kujus Again, Big Love, Honey Money, Something Like Gold and The Bloom Boy.

While celebrating the milestone, the actor attributed his progress to hard work, support and God’s grace. He also expressed gratitude for the opportunities that had allowed him to showcase his talent and grow his career in the Nigerian film industry.

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