Actress' daughter dies of sickle cell

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Jul 3, 2017 4:22 AM

Actor, Yomi Fabiyi, confirmed the news concerning the death of the actress' daughter on Instagram today.

Ronke Oshodi Surutu.  (Instagram)

Veteran Nollywood actress, Ronke Oshodi Surutu, has lost her daughter, Ayo, to the sickle cell disease.

Actor, Yomi Fabiyi disclosed the news in an Instagram post today while joining the family of the actress in mourning the deceased.

Ayo, the daughter of Nollywood actress, Ronke Oshodi Surutu, died of sickle cell.  (Instagram)

He wrote, "Rest in Peace AYO. May God grant your mum @therealremisurutu the strength to bear this loss. She did all she can, omg! Aunty Remi, please take heart.

"Seeing your lifeless body now caused me more pain and it is because I value the friendship we shared. Journey well. In serious pain now."

The sad incident came barely 24 hours after Surutu's Instagram post where she shared prayers concerning God's protection on her children as well as others.

"Happy new month... We decree favour upon our children, we pray that the Lord will encompass them with favour as with a shield in Jesus Name," the post reads.

The actress has not released any statement confirming the death of her daughter.  (Instagram)

No member of her family has been able to confirm the development at the time of filing this report.


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