RIP. The great baba on the tube when I was young. Rest in Perfect Peace. I was already a sophomore at Ife before I knew baba wasn't an igbo man.

RIP old man

they will be replaced by greater ones.Reduction in population of nollwood which i think is a good thing on the other end

Men listening to this man on BBC's "story story" was always a pleasure. He had the best accent of any nigerian artist.

rip to this great actor.i grew up watching him.may his soul rest in perfect peace.pls what is grail movement?

gistmeloveblog:





http://thenewsnigeria.com.ng/2016/02/jab-adu-veteran-actor-dies/

Growing up then in Lagos was fun, i use to watch him on set(in the program tagged Village Headmaster). Together with the likes of late Gorimakpa, the late Sisi Clara, late councillor Balogun, late Justus Esiri(the headmaster),late Oghene, Kabiyesi, late Eleyimi, Okoro etc. I know that a whole lot of them are dead now. R.I.P to the dead, but where is Okoro? Cos i've not been hearing about him.

MrJohnAgbo:
Rest In Peace. May God also grant the family the fortitude to bear the loss.

200k for 1k.......u sabi lie ahh

OgidiOlu3:
Eeyah. RIP Sir "Jabadu". I remember him in Saworoide.

Yes, he played the character of Lagbayi, one the logger chiefs

chiefololade:


Yes, he played the character of Lagbayi, one the logger chiefs

Yes. I miss Mainframe films o

pesinfada:
200k for 1k.......u sabi lie ahh

Ask and it shall be given unto you.

I think he was one of the cast crew of BBC radio story story drama because they always mention Jab Adu at the end of the play, but i don't know the part he played, maybe mr Titus.

upward to the Light! voice extraordinaire and drama maestro.

Please stop disgracing this man with the epiphet Nollywood actor. He was far above Nollywood in class and pedigree. They were the grandfathers of Nollywood.

PoliticalThuG:
Popular? I dnt know him.

Rip

You must be of the Indomie generation then. He was a very popular actor and I loved watching him in the original Village Headmaster series with others like Melville Obriango (Ogene), Joe Layode, Femi Robinson and co. Then of course there were councilors Balogun and Bamishe, Sisi Clara, Amebo, etc.

Rest in peace and thanks for the memories. From the Village Headmaster (Chei! Chei! Chei! ) and Adio Family in the 1970s, to Turning Wheel on OGTV in the 1980s and '90s, to the BBC's Story Story, Voices From The Market Place and MNET's Tinsel in the 2000s and 2010s. Adieu.

Uncle jab, may your soul rest in perfect peace. May God grant the family you left behind fortitude to bear the loss. You were a very friendly diector on set. You will be missed. Theresa in Adio family.

BekeeBuAgbara:
I think he was one of the cast crew of BBC story story drama because they always mention Jab Adu at the end of the play, but i don't know the part he played, maybe mr Titus.

Yeah, he was Mr Titus.

He acted as "Dr" Bassey Okon on the original Village Headmaster series (he owned the pharmacy and Boniface was his assistant) in the 1960s, '70s and early '80s.

He was Mr. Adio in Adio Family in the 1970s (Rosemary Anieze-Adams acted as his wife).

He also acted as the MD on The Turning Wheel on OGTV in the 1980s (Enebeli Elebuwa played the part of Inspector Ben Alamu).

He was Mr Titus on Story Story.

And he acted as Fred Ade-Williams' doctor in Tinsel on MNET.

He had perfect diction.

I can hazard a guess that over 70 % of the NL crew don't know him...i.e. he'd been around decades before they were born

RIP...hmmm

rip, pa joseph

Ripe age to go. RIP

naptu2:


Yeah, he was Mr Titus.

He acted as "Dr" Bassey Okon on the original Village Headmaster series (he owned the pharmacy and Boniface was his assistant) in the 1960s, '70s and early '80s.

He was Mr. Adio in Adio Family in the 1970s (Rosemary Anieze-Adams acted as his wife).

He also acted as the MD on The Turning Wheel on OGTV in the 1980s (Enebeli Elebuwa played the part of Inspector Ben Alamu).

He was Mr Titus on Story Story.

And he acted as Fred Ade-Williams' doctor in Tinsel on MNET.

He had perfect diction.

Excellent diction, he had no rival.

he was

PoliticalThuG:
Popular? I dnt know him.

Rip

kilomode e mo

OgidiOlu3:
Eeyah. RIP Sir "Jabadu". I remember him in Saworoide.

Also in Amin Orun with Sola Fosudo and Clearance Chukwura

He was a good actor RIP.

PoliticalThuG:
Popular? I dnt know him.

Rip

cos you was born yesterday child...take some diapers wipe yourself up...you've soiled yourself.

candidbabe:
I know this man
RIP

You sure? Abi you think say na telemundo the man they act?

Indomie generation children won't know him

PoliticalThuG:
Popular? I dnt know him.

Rip

sheikshegetto:
cos you was born yesterday child...take some diapers wipe yourself up...you've soiled yourself.

i have soiled maself cos i dnt know him?



Joker!

femi4:
kilomode e mo

bia come here, na everybody dey watch movies especially yoruba movies? Why u no get sense like this? Lawa ooooo

RIP.. One of those few lucky ones to even manage to reach 80, in this Millennium