Ghanaian actor, Osuman Idrees, popularly known as Yogot, a beloved character from the popular comic TV series Junka Town, has reportedly passed on.
The TV series helped break out several film stars from the Western Region, including Too Much and Atemuda.
The news of Yogot’s demise has caused a frenzy online as fans express their condolences and fond memories of him.
Blogger Fiifi Adinkra was one of the earliest media personalities to share news about Yogot’s unfortunate death.
Takoradi-based radio station Connect FM also reported that the comic actor had died.
The cause of the actor’s demise is yet to be determined.
According to an unconfirmed report, Yogot passed on after battling an undisclosed illness. “He passed on this morning at Great Faith Clinic inside the Efua Crentsil Building at Effiakuma in Takoradi,” the report stated.
While alive, the actor was one of the most talked-about characters from the popular Junka Town series. His colleagues, including Too Much and Atemuda, have yet to react to his sudden demise.
The film was set in the infamous Effia Kuma, which has produced top Ghanaian talents, including Kofi Kinaata to the wider audience.
Ghanaians Mourn Demise of Popular Actor
The unexpected news of his demise has left the Ghanaian entertainment industry and fans of the actor shocked, with many taking to social media to share their condolences and reminisce about his memorable performances.
The outpouring of love and tributes flooding in from fans and colleagues is a testament to the impact he had on people.
Others commented on how his movies made them laugh every day.
“Just shot a series with him and Too Much some weeks ago. damn!!!”
Mr. Gucci
“3rd demise!!! Aww hmm, RIP LEGEND.”
Edemcole
“Oooh my gee … This guy made me feel Junka Town keke.”
Jaq
“Ohhh how. This trend in Ghana why? Our talented stars don’t grow old like other countries. Let’s take a critical look at these situations if it’s true.”
Viktor Foli
“May his soul rest in peace. I love his movies too much.”
Ras Kweku
“All is well. Nobody knows when he or she will go that is why one needs to take God seriously.”
Stephen Gyamfi
More to come…
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