Ace comic Ayo Makun, often known as Ay comedian, has responded to the passing of Peace Anyiam-Osigwe.
According to a recent story by The Site News, Peace Anyiam-Osigwe, the founder of the African Movie Academy Awards, passed away unexpectedly on January 9.
Reacting to her passing, AY said Peace was an inspiration to the entertainment industry who was always willing to help. He noted that he would miss her professional advice.
He wrote: Only a woman of substance and integrity brings out everyone that I am seeing talking about you today on social media and different platforms.
I can’t explain how much I’d really miss all her professional advice. Peace Anyiam Osigwe was an inspiration to the whole industry. She was full of faith, courage, and strength. Always willing to help. Everything she asked me to do about Almajiri started falling in place from last year. We wish you farewell in your journey to eternity. You’d never be forgotten, rest in peace, PEACE ( Founder AMAA Awards)
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Mary Njoku mourns Peace Anyiam-Osigwe
Reacting to Peace’s death, ROK TV boss and actress, Mary Remmy Njoku talked about how short human life is and noted that is promised except death. She added that said the essence of life if to create something that won’t die.
Taking a cue from the life achievements of Peace, the mother of three noted that she will be celebrated for her impacts and further prayed for her soul to rest in peace.
She wrote: Life is short. VERY short. The problem is we think we have time. We don’t. Nothing in life is promised except DEATH. We all die. So the goal is to create something that wouldn’t. And you did. You will be celebrated. Rest in PEACE.
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