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Yomi Fabiyi, a prominent actor in Nollywood, has opened up about the sorrow he feels when reflecting on his final interactions with his late colleague, Murphy Afolabi, whose unexpected passing shocked many.

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In an emotional tribute, Yomi Fabiyi shared poignant videos and cherished photos that captured their memorable moments together. He reminisced about their shared experiences, including their collaboration in one of his recent films, and highlighted the strong bond they had developed.

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Expressing his deep regret, Yomi Fabiyi revealed that he never anticipated the untimely demise of Murphy Afolabi. He recounted how Murphy had provided unwavering support during the filming of one of his movies, making the loss even more profound.

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“The last person you will think will die is Murphy. This death sef gat no textbook. Candidly nobody knows the true MO of death. We were scared, we tried to beat it, but when it happens, it seems like something strange. Agbara Iku!

You stood by me effortlessly filming this movie PLACENTA(IBI OMO).

What about your own movie ALANI OMO IYA OSHOGBO? The SHAKERS will miss you. So you won’t witness the inauguration you worked day and night to see come to reality. Ile Aiye Ile Asan.

Only God see what naked eyes can’t oh. Olorun nikan lo ye.”


Murphy Afolabi died on Sunday, the 14th of May, 2023, after he reportedly slipped on bathroom tiles and hit his head on a hard surface.

Nollywood stars declared Sunday as a Black day because the movie industry lost two actors. Many took to their timelines to share dark images to mourn the death of Murphy Afolabi.

Actor Murphy Afolabi’s death came as a shock to many as the actor recently marked his 49th birthday on the 5th of May. Reports by Seun Oloketuyi claimed the actor lost his life after slipping on bathroom tiles.

Nollywood artistes, including Adeniyi Johnson, Papa Show, Biola Bayo, Damola Olatunjji, Sam Olatunji, Yinka Solomon, Mercy Aigbe, Kemi Korede and a host of others mourned their colleagues’ death on social media.

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