Obi Mourns Olu Jacobs, Says Actor Represented Nigerian Excellence
Peter Obi has mourned veteran actor Olu Jacobs, describing his decades-long career in Nigeria and Britain as an example of talent, discipline and professionalism.
Peter Obi, presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, has mourned veteran Nigerian actor Olu Jacobs, describing him as an embodiment of excellence in the Nigerian creative industry.
Obi expressed his condolences in a tribute posted on his X handle on Thursday, following the announcement of Jacobs’ death by his family on Wednesday.
He said Jacobs made remarkable contributions to Nigeria’s film and creative sector through a career spanning several decades in both Nigeria and Britain.
According to Obi, the actor’s life demonstrated the importance of talent, discipline, professionalism and dedication to one’s chosen profession.
He also said Jacobs’ death served as a reminder of the temporary nature of life and the responsibility of individuals to use their talents and abilities to contribute meaningfully to society.
Obi urged Nigerians to emulate the late actor’s commitment to his craft and ensure that their abilities and contributions benefit the wider society.
He extended his condolences to Jacobs’ family, friends, colleagues and members of Nigeria’s creative community.
Obi also prayed for strength for those mourning the actor and for the eternal rest of Jacobs.
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