“Bestie For Life” – IK Ogbonna Remembers Late Best Friend Alex Ekubo

Nollywood actor IK Ogbonna has continued to mourn his late best friend, Alex Ekubo, with an emotional social media post dedicated to their friendship.

In a late-night post, the actor shared a photo of himself with Alex and reaffirmed the special bond they shared by describing the late actor as his “bestie for life.”

The post has touched fans, with several taking to the comment section to express sympathy for IK Ogbonna and acknowledge the pain of losing someone close.

One commenter, sandra_ajebo, wrote, “Omonfor you go be awake by this time, thinking about your bestie chai nna take heart.”

Another user, rilla_emma_onyimyechi_, commented, “I haven’t healed yet, IK don’t get me to tear up.”

Meanwhile, hot.chokolate reflected on the value of friendship, writing, “I bet you see him in your dreams always. Hmmm, real friendship is so hard to find. Losing a good one like this is so painful. It’s well.”

Another commenter, eveagbanyi2017, offered words of comfort, saying, “I’m glad you have these memories to live with.”

The reactions reflect the affection many fans have for the friendship between the two actors and the grief surrounding Alex Ekubo’s passing.

@sandra_ajebo: Omonfor you go be awake by this time, thinking about your bestie chai nna take heart

@rilla_emma_onyimyechi_: I haven’t healed yet, IK don’t get me to tear up

@hot.chokolate: I bet you see him in your dreams always. Hmmm, real friendship is so hard to find. Losing a good one like this is so painful. It’s well

@eveagbanyi2017: I’m glad you have these memories to live with.

Apostle Michael Olowookere has called out Nigerians living abroad who campaign for the All Progressives Congress (APC), questioning their support for the ruling party while enjoying life in countries he described as places where things work.

In a message shared on social media, the cleric expressed frustration with Nigerians in the diaspora who campaign for the government despite the challenges facing people at home.

“You live abroad, where things are working, yet you’re campaigning for this government. God will p¥nish you,” he said.

His comments sparked reactions, with several users agreeing with him and responding with prayers of “Amen.” Others expressed anger towards Nigerians who support the ruling party while living abroad.

@VOnojoserio: Amen to All Your Prayers. I join my faith with your Faith Man Of God and I say Amen to all your Prayers.

@hihgcheifajay: Amen which ever God they serve should punish them to their graves