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Veteran Nollywood actor, Pete Eneh according to reports is dead.Â
Sources say the actor died Thursday at the Park Lane Hospital in Enugu, Nigeria after battling a leg infection for months.
He lost one of his legs through amputation some days ago due to the aggravated nature of his condition.
The veteran actor was a widely known entertainment figure not only in Nollywood but the African cinema terrain.
Pete is well known for several renowned productions including Not Your Wealth released in 1999, Naomi (2003), Heavy Rain (2004), Prince of Ignorance (2005), and Lonely Life released in 2006.
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