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Allwell Ademola’s Death: Laide Bakare Condemns Colleagues’ TikTok Activity
Nollywood actress Laide Bakare has criticised some of her colleagues and fans for creating social media content following the death of fellow actress Allwell Ademola, expressing shock and disappointment over how the tragedy is being handled online.
Bakare, in an emotional post shared on Instagram, lamented that some individuals were active on platforms such as TikTok, playing games and collecting virtual gifts just hours after Ademola’s passing.
“The way fans and colleagues are creating content with the passing of our dear sister is really sad. God is watching everyone. Rest well, Allwell,” Bakare wrote.
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She added that she was particularly disturbed that some of Ademola’s close associates remained active on TikTok despite the tragic news.
“Still in shock, some of her very close pals were even open on TikTok yesterday, doing tap tap, busy playing games and collecting gifts. Haaaa! Aiye le oo!” she said.
Bakare’s remarks came amid an outpouring of tributes from colleagues and fans following the announcement of Allwell Ademola’s death. Another actor, Alesh Sanni, had earlier raised similar concerns, questioning the sincerity of some public condolences and highlighting inconsistencies in how support is displayed during moments of grief.
As previously reported, Allwell Ademola, aged 49, died after suffering a heart attack on December 27, 2025.
Her family has since expressed appreciation for the messages of condolence and support received from the public, adding that details of her burial arrangements would be announced in due course.
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