By George Omagbemi
The daughters of late veteran Nollywood actor Taiwo Hassan, popularly known as Ogogo, have expressed their determination to preserve their father’s legacy in the Nigerian film industry.
In a video shared online, the actor’s daughters spoke about their plans to keep his memory alive, assuring fans that his influence and contribution to Nollywood would continue through them.
“You are going to be seeing him through us,” they said, expressing their commitment to carrying forward the legacy of the celebrated Yoruba movie star.
Their remarks have drawn attention from fans who continue to mourn the actor’s death and celebrate his contribution to Yoruba cinema.
Ogogo died on August 23, 2026, at the age of 66, following a battle with stage-four cancer. His death prompted an outpouring of tributes from colleagues, entertainers and admirers across Nigeria.
Widely respected for his distinctive screen presence and decades of work in Yoruba-language films, Ogogo built a reputation as one of the prominent figures in the industry.
His passing marked a significant loss for Nollywood, particularly the Yoruba film community, where he worked alongside generations of actors and filmmakers.
The daughters’ pledge signals their desire to ensure that their father’s name and artistic contributions remain relevant to future audiences.
Their plans have also renewed conversations about the importance of preserving the work and influence of veteran actors for the next generation.
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