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| Moji Olaiya |
Today denotes the one-year commemoration of the passing of Moji Olaiya, a performing artist best known for featuring in Yoruba films.
It has been a year since prevalent Yoruba performing artist, Moji Olaiya, passed on of heart failure in Canada on May 17, 2017.
Quickly after the news broke a year prior, tributes poured in as companions, partners and fans took to online networking to grieve her passing.
Olaiya's stunning demise came a month after she respected her second kid, Maryam Odutola, on March 17, 2017, in Canada.
Born on February 27, 1975, Olaiya was most well known for her acting presentation in the Wale Adenuga Super Story generation, "No Pain No Gain," in which she played the character Ireti.
Two years previously her demise, Olaiya was respected by the Nigeria Police Force in Abuja for being a good example to Nigerian young people.
The actress was covered on June 7, 2017, at Ebony vault graveyard, Ikoyi Lagos, with stars, for example, Fathia Balogun, Funmi Mide-Martins, Yomi Fabiyi, Lepa Shandy, Eniola Badmus, Afeez Owo, Ayo Adesanya and Iyabo Ojo in participation.
Made due by two little girls, Adunoluwa Farombi and Maryam Odutola, Olaiya was previously hitched to Bayo Okesola. The couple isolated couple of years after the fact following hostile contrasts.
Much the same as Olaiya's sudden demise had brought a stun wave over media outlets in 2017, the industry is at present sadness hit with the inconvenient passing of another Yoruba movie star, Aisha Abimbola.
Abimbola, who was companions with Olaiya, passed away of breast cancer in Canada on May 15, 2018.
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