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In a recent Instagram post, Olaitan Solomon, a well-known Yoruba movie actor, shared his reflections on the contrasting reactions of people when someone dies versus when they are still alive. Through his latest update, he shed light on the noticeable disparity in the way individuals demonstrate their concern.

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Solomon underscored the fact that when someone passes away, tears are shed, and fervent pleas are made for the person to return to life. However, he astutely observed that when a person is alive, people often fail to exhibit the same level of care and consideration.

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His astute observation resonates deeply, as it exposes the unfortunate truth of how individuals are often undervalued during their lifetime but suddenly receive an outpouring of attention and compassion after their demise.

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In his Instagram statement, Solomon eloquently stated, “When you pass away, tears are shed, and requests for your return are fervently made. Yet, when you are present, people often neglect to show their genuine concern for you.”

With his exceptional talent and notable roles in Yoruba movies, Solomon has garnered significant recognition within the Yoruba film industry. His performances have propelled him to greater fame in recent times.

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