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That once celebrated Cinematographer Ademola Ariyo is dead is what is known to a lot of people. However, the chilling details of his death are unknown to a lot of people.

Ariyo who is known to have shot countless movies including ‘Goge Africa’, ‘Osuofia in London’, ‘Igodo’, and ‘Blood Money’, died following a lost battle with kidney failure.

Photos: Nigerian cinematographer, Ademola Ariyo who shot Osuofia in London, Blood Money, dies in abject poverty from kidney failure

Those in the know revealed that the director of the aforementioned movies which were indeed popular in the movie industry died in penury, as he couldn’t raise money for his kidney transplant.

Late Ariyo had been battling with stage 5 kidney failure and needed N12 million for a transplant but the money wasn’t realized till his death.

Photos: Nigerian cinematographer, Ademola Ariyo who shot Osuofia in London, Blood Money, dies in abject poverty from kidney failure

Till his death, he was a popular face in Surulere where he was seen begging for money for food. Ironically, it was in the same Surulere he grew to become a star cameraman shooting some of the sold out films Nigeria ever watched.

 Photos: Nigerian cinematographer, Ademola Ariyo who shot Osuofia in London, Blood Money, dies in abject poverty from kidney failure

Photos: Nigerian cinematographer, Ademola Ariyo who shot Osuofia in London, Blood Money, dies in abject poverty from kidney failure

Photos: Nigerian cinematographer, Ademola Ariyo who shot Osuofia in London, Blood Money, dies in abject poverty from kidney failure

Photos: Nigerian cinematographer, Ademola Ariyo who shot Osuofia in London, Blood Money, dies in abject poverty from kidney failure

 

 

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