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The Yoruba film industry has been plunged into grief following reports of the death of veteran actor, filmmaker and comedian Adeshina Okiki Oshin, popularly known by fans and colleagues as Janmole.
News of the actor's passing began circulating on Monday, June 1, leaving many members of the entertainment industry shocked and saddened.
The announcement was first made public by an Ibadan-based radio station, Success FM, through a social media post that paid tribute to the late entertainer and acknowledged his impact on Yoruba cinema.
According to the station, Janmole was admired for his versatility and dedication to the movie industry, where he built a reputation as both a talented performer and creative storyteller.
His ability to bring humour and authenticity to his roles earned him a loyal fan base and the respect of colleagues across the entertainment sector.
The announcement immediately triggered an outpouring of condolences from fans, actors, filmmakers and other well-wishers who took to social media to express their sadness over the loss.
Many described him as a hardworking professional whose contributions to Yoruba filmmaking would not be forgotten.
While details surrounding his death remain unclear, the news has continued to generate reactions from different quarters. As of the time of this report, neither family members nor close associates had publicly disclosed the cause of his passing.
For many admirers of the actor, the news is particularly heartbreaking because it comes after he survived a serious road accident more than a year ago.
Following that incident, many had celebrated his recovery and hoped to see him continue entertaining audiences through his work on screen.
Throughout his career, Janmole featured in numerous Yoruba-language productions and became known for his unique style of comedy and memorable performances.
His work helped him establish a strong presence within the industry, making him a familiar face to movie lovers across the country.
Beyond acting, he was also involved in filmmaking and content creation, contributing to the growth of indigenous storytelling in Nollywood. Colleagues often praised his commitment to promoting Yoruba culture through film and using entertainment as a means of preserving local traditions and values.
The news of his death has once again highlighted the close-knit nature of the Yoruba movie community, where actors and filmmakers frequently come together to support one another during difficult times.
Tributes continue to pour in from industry stakeholders who have shared fond memories of working with the late actor.
As family members, friends and colleagues come to terms with the painful loss, many are remembering Janmole for the joy he brought to audiences through his performances and his passion for the craft.
His passing marks another sad moment for the Nigerian entertainment industry, which has lost several notable figures in recent years. Although he is no longer with us, his body of work and the memories he created through film will continue to live on in the hearts of those who admired him.
Further details regarding funeral arrangements and official statements from the family are expected in the coming days.
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