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Ogogo’s daughters step into Nollywood to continue late actor’s legacy

Lima Ogogo and Kira Ogogo, daughters of late Yoruba actor Taiwo Hassan, have announced plans to pursue acting and filmmaking more actively as they seek to continue their father’s Nollywood legacy.

By Babatunde Ademola Fadewo

2 min read 0 views Updated Oct 23, 2026
Daughters of late veteran Yoruba actor Taiwo Hassan, popularly known as Ogogo, have announced plans to pursue careers in acting and filmmaking as they seek to continue their father’s legacy in Nollywood. Taiwo Halima Olamide, known as Lima Ogogo, and Shakirat Taiwo, also known as Kira Ogogo, disclosed their plans in an appreciation video shared on Instagram on Friday, October 23, 2026.

The sisters used the video to thank fans, public figures and well-wishers who supported their family following their father’s death in August. They acknowledged the messages, visits and other forms of support received during the family’s period of mourning.

Lima said viewers should expect to see more of the Ogogo legacy through her sister Kira, adding that their involvement in the entertainment industry would be a long-term commitment. They appealed to fans of their father to extend the same support to their upcoming films and other creative projects.

The sisters also encouraged audiences to follow and support content on Kira’s YouTube channel, KiraOgogoTV, indicating that their plans will include digital filmmaking and online entertainment alongside traditional Nollywood productions.

Ogogo, one of the prominent figures in Yoruba-language cinema, died on August 23, 2026, at the age of 66 after battling stage-four cancer. He was buried the following day in his hometown of Ilaro, Ogun State, according to Islamic rites.

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Lima Ogogo and Kira Ogogo, daughters of late Yoruba actor Taiwo Hassan, have announced plans to pursue acting and filmmaking more actively as they seek to continue their father’s Nollywood legacy. Daughters of late veteran Yoruba actor Taiwo Hassan, popularly known as Ogogo, have announced plans to pursue careers in acting and filmmaking as they seek to continue...

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  • Lima Ogogo and Kira Ogogo, daughters of late Yoruba actor Taiwo Hassan, have announced plans to pursue acting and filmmaking more actively as they seek to continue their father’s Nollywood legacy.
  • Daughters of late veteran Yoruba actor Taiwo Hassan, popularly known as Ogogo, have announced plans to pursue careers in acting and filmmaking as they seek to continue their father’s legacy in Nollywood.
  • Taiwo Halima Olamide, known as Lima Ogogo, and Shakirat Taiwo, also known as Kira Ogogo, disclosed their plans in an appreciation video shared on Instagram on Friday, October 23, 2026.The sisters used the video to thank fans, public figures and well-wishers who supported their family following their father’s death in August.
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Lima Ogogo and Kira Ogogo, daughters of late Yoruba actor Taiwo Hassan, have announced plans to pursue acting and filmmaking more actively as they seek to continue their father’s Nollywood legacy. Daughters of late veteran Yoruba actor Taiwo Hassan, popularly known as Ogogo, have announced plans to pursue careers in acting and filmmaking as they seek to continue...

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October 23, 2026

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