Actress Henrietta Kosoko Is Dead



The entertainment industry has just lost an actress and wife of Jide Kosoko, Henrietta Kosoko.

The actress died on Monday afternoon after she slumped and was rushed to the hospital.

Henrietta (Nee Onovosa) was said to be in coma and sadly, she eventually gave up the ghost. The actress who started her career decades ago with a yoruba movie titled ‘Omolade’ has been battling with diabetes for a while now and she has managed to cope with.

Her husband, Jide Kosoko and family were still in a state of shock over her demise. The actor was part of Audio Visual Rights AVRS board meeting on Monday.

The actress and mother celebrated her birthday last week. She was 53 years old.

Henriette Kosoko has featured in a great number of movies and drama series on TV. She hails from Edo State and was mentored by her husband, Jide Babs.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Man Arrested For Biting Off Woman’s Finger During Fight At A Restaurant

Image
                                   Annapolis police said a Lothian man was arrested after he bit the tip of a woman’s finger off during an altercation at a Jimmy John’s restaurant. Police said officers responded to the Jimmy John’s restaurant on Main Street at around 2:17 a.m. Sunday for the report of a fight between the suspect and the victim’s friend. The victim reported that she was attempting to break up the fight when the suspect bit her left ring finger before he left the restaurant.
Read more

‘How Ex-NSA Dasuki Begged Tinubu For Buhari’s Ticket In 2011’

Image
The immediate past National Security Adviser (NSA) retired Col. Sambo Dasuki, practically contributed to the efforts of President Muhammadu Buhari to actualise his political dreams on various occasions between 2003 and 2011. This latest revelation was made by an Abuja-based blogger, syndicate writer and public relations consultant to Dasuki when he was the NSA, Mr. Yushau Shuaib, in a piece he posted on his blog titled “Sambo Dasuki: An Encounter with the Spymaster”.
Read more