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Princess Allwell Ademola laid to rest in Lagos as friends, creatives and loved ones mourn the late actress and singer’s profound legacy
As the remains of my bosom friend, Princess Allwell Ademola, fondly known as Eniobanke, are laid to rest today at Atan Cemetery, Yaba, words remain painfully inadequate to capture the depth of this loss.
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Her passing has left a void that is both personal and profound.
I have known Allwell since 2008, and long before the cameras found her, I first knew her as a musician a gifted singer whose voice carried emotion, hope, and sincerity.
Music was her first language. Through her songs, she expressed her soul, her struggles, her faith, and her dreams.
Acting came later, and even then, she approached it with the same passion and authenticity that defined her music.
As an actress, Eniobanke blossomed into a compelling performer, effortlessly bringing characters to life and earning admiration within the creative industry.
Yet, beyond her artistic talents, what truly defined Allwell was her heart kind, loyal, gentle, and deeply human.
She was a friend who stood firm in times of joy and hardship, someone whose presence alone brought comfort and reassurance.
Our friendship, built over years of shared experiences, conversations, laughter, and silent understanding, is one I will forever cherish.
She believed deeply in people, supported dreams without hesitation, and loved without conditions.
Her humility remained intact despite the recognition she earned, and her sincerity never faded.
Her departure is a painful reminder of life’s fragility. Today, we mourn not only a talented musician and actress, but a daughter, a sister, a colleague, and a true friend whose life, though short, was rich with impact.
The creative space she occupied will feel her absence, but her works both in music and film will continue to speak for her.
As we say our final goodbye, we find comfort in knowing that she lived authentically, loved genuinely, and gave her best to her craft and to those around her.
Though she has taken her final bow, her voice will continue to echo in our memories, her performances will remain timeless, and her spirit will live on in the hearts she touched.
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Rest in perfect peace, my dear friend.
Your song has not ended it has simply changed form.
David Okere is a journalist and contributor to Freelanews.com, covering business, governance, public affairs, and human-interest stories with a commitment to accuracy, balance, and public interest reporting.
