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Have you been following Ruth Kadiri’s movie series, Once Upon a Village?

Episode 7 is now live! 🎬

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CAST:
Adekanla Desalu
Prisma James
Alozie oma
Annabel Apara
Eronini Osinachim
Ebube Akuegbu
Karo Benedict
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Lydian John/ JESUS/ Actor
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Osagie Solomon
Henrietta Ibekwe
Adedayo Adeoye
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Amaka Ogbonna

Directors : Nelly Gilson Nwosu Abagana Richard
Producer: Precious Ehis Kadiri
Executive producer : Ruth Kadiri Ezerika

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10 Things To Know About Olu Jacobs, The Legendary Actor Who Has Died At 84

Olu Jacobs was more than just a familiar face on Nigerian television. For over five decades, he built a career that took him from theatre stages in Britain to becoming one of the most respected names in Nollywood.

Following the announcement of his death on September 16, 2026, here are 10 things you should know about the life and career of the legendary actor.

1. He was born in Kano State

Oludotun Baiyewu Jacobs was born on July 11, 1942, in Kano State. Although he was of Ogun State origin, he spent his early years in Kano, where he attended Holy Trinity and developed an interest in debating and drama.

2. Hubert Ogunde inspired him

A performance by legendary Nigerian theatre practitioner Hubert Ogunde played an important role in inspiring Olu Jacobs to pursue acting professionally.

3. He trained in London

Jacobs travelled to England to study drama at the prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) in London.

4. He had a career in British television

Before becoming a Nollywood household name, Olu Jacobs appeared in several British television productions, including The Goodies, The Professionals and The Tomorrow People.

5. He appeared in international films

His acting career also took him to international cinema. Some of his film credits included The Dogs of War (1980), Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend (1985) and Roman Polanski’s Pirates (1986).

6. He became a Nollywood institution

With a career spanning more than five decades, Olu Jacobs featured in hundreds of theatre, television and film productions and became one of the faces that helped shape Nigerian cinema.

7. Kings became one of his signature roles

His deep voice, commanding presence and acting style made him particularly memorable when playing kings, chiefs, traditional rulers and respected family patriarchs.

8. He won major awards

In 2007, Jacobs won the Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role.

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