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Nollywood Veteran Taiwo Hassan, Ogogo, Dies at 66

Written by on August 24, 2026

Nollywood Veteran Taiwo Hassan, Ogogo, Dies at 66

Nollywood Mourns Veteran Yoruba Actor as Family Prepares for Burial

Veteran Nollywood actor Taiwo Hassan, popularly known as Ogogo, dies at 66 after battling cancer    
MAX FM News Desk
News & Current Affairs Writer, MAX 102.3 FM
Published: August 24, 2026

 

Nollywood is mourning veteran Yoruba actor Taiwo Hassan, popularly known as Ogogo, who has died at the age of 66 after battling cancer.

According to a burial announcement shared by fellow actor Jide Kosoko, Ogogo’s family will bury him on Monday, August 24, 2026, in his hometown, Ilaro, Ogun State. His death has consequently triggered an outpouring of grief among colleagues, fans and members of the Yoruba film community.

Family Raises Concerns During His Illness

Before his death, Ogogo’s daughter, Kira, raised concerns about the circumstances surrounding her father’s illness.

During an emotional TikTok live session on Saturday, Kira reportedly accused some individuals who offered assistance to the family of making financial demands while her father battled cancer.

She alleged that some people attempted to profit from the actor’s health condition. However, those claims remain allegations and have not been independently established.

Meanwhile, the family has continued with preparations for Ogogo’s final rites. As a result, colleagues and fans have begun remembering the actor’s contribution to the Nigerian entertainment industry.

Ogogo’s Lasting Impact on Nollywood

Throughout his career, Ogogo became one of the prominent figures in the Yoruba film industry. He appeared in numerous productions and built a reputation that earned him recognition among audiences across Nigeria.

Furthermore, he worked with several generations of actors and filmmakers, while his performances helped strengthen the visibility of Yoruba-language cinema.

His death therefore represents a significant loss for Nollywood and, in particular, the Yoruba film community. At the same time, his passing has renewed conversations about the contributions of veteran actors who helped shape the Nigerian film industry over the years.

As tributes continue to emerge, Ogogo’s family, friends, colleagues and admirers will gather in Ilaro to honour his life and career.

The burial will take place today, Monday, August 24, 2026, in Ilaro, Ogun State, according to the burial announcement.

MAX FM extends its condolences to the Hassan family, colleagues and fans of the late Taiwo Hassan, Ogogo.

 


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