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Nollywood actress Bisi Komolafe has passed away. According to industry sources, the actress died at the University College Hospital in Ibadan on the 31st of December 2012.
The actress had been admitted into the hospital and was receiving treatment for an undisclosed ailment.
Colleagues of the actress who found fame in the Yoruba movie sector of the Nigerian movie industry have expressed their shock and sadness at the tragic incident.
Bisi was a part of the Yinka Quadri led Odunfa Caucus of the Yoruba Movie sector.
There is speculation that the deceased actress was pregnant and her death is connected to pregnancy-related complications but this is yet to be confirmed.
Just a few months ago, Bisi Komolafe celebrated her family marital introduction to Tunde Ijaduola.
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