The cause of the death of comic Yoruba actor, Oyebamiji Tolani Quadri, popular as Sisi Quadri has been revealed.
Recall that news of the actor’s death emerged yesterday after it was revealed that he died days after being admitted in an hospital owing to continuos hiccup.
Also, in a statement by the Theater Arts And Motion Pictures Practitioners Association Of Nigeria (TAMPAN), the group confirmed the unfortunate incident, describing it as the will of God.
However, in a social media post on Instagram, actor, Femi Akinyemi said Sisi Quadri died of chronic kidney disease.
According to him, the deceased actor was referred from an undisclosed private hospital in Iwo town of Osun State, where he was being treated for renal failure to Ladoke Akintola University of Technology Teaching Hospital (LAUTECH) in Osogbo .
He was said to have been barely received at the Accident and Emergency Unit (A&E) of the hospital where he received intensive care before he was pronounced dead at the point of taking him for dialysis.
Akinyemi added that the family of the movie star had received his corpse in preparation for his burial.
Meanwhile, Iyabo Ojo, in a post shared on Instagram, paid tribute to the actor and called on the stakeholders in the entertainment industry to open a health support fund for actors and crew members.
She wrote, “We weren’t close, but I loved your craft, and you were indeed so funny and talented, I appreciated your support for @toyin_abraham, and I wrote “The Inlaws episode 2 & 3, and I insisted a role be written in your name and given to you to act …
“Yesterday I told my production manager to get in touch with you today …… been busy all day, and boom, I got the shocking sad news from Toyin ……. life is indeed so short
“RIP Sisi Quadir may God grant your family the fortitude to bear their loss. Can our leaders in the industry open a health support account for actors & crew members so that we can always put little tokens into it.
“That will come in handy when members need medical support, it can be used to support them …….
“The industry is large…. we plenty, a collective effort will go a long way. just a suggestion.”
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