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Nollywood Comic Actor Reported Dead After Performance At An Event

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Dede one Day Dead, Dede One Day is dead, is dede one day dead?
Nollywood Comical Actor, Dede One Day has been reported dead after a brief illness.
The Nation reports that the comedian had died of high blood pressure in the early hours of today, December 14, after his performance at an event on Sunday.
Quoting the report, it read:
“One Day anchored a program for One, Mr Charles Esonu on Sunday in Aba, from there he went to Ugwunagbo for another event he was paid to anchor as Master of ceremony, but he couldn’t conclude that event as he fell sick and was rushed to hospital over BP related issue and he died late in the Night.”
May his soul rest in perfect peace.
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