Respected Nollywood filmmaker, Amaka Igwe is dead!

Veteran film maker Amaka Igwe is dead

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The iconic Nollywood figure, who was responsible for some of the popular sitcoms and TV soaps reportedly passed on last night, April 28, 2014 after battling with asthma attack.
President of the Actors Guild of Nigeria, Ibinabo Fiberesima allegedly confirmed this with a ‘Yes” response in a phone call with Best of Nollywood and ended the call abruptly.
Uche jumbo has confirmed it too via a tweet that reads “sad sad sad day, may God console your family, a great filmaker gone”.

She is survived with husband and children may her soul rest in peace.

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