Nollywood Actress, Funke Akindele joins Toyin Abraham to console Zainab Balogun as she mourns her cousin, who died in the Ikoyi collapsed building


Popular Nollywood actress, Zainab Balogun has penned an emotional tribute for her brother, Samuel, who died in the Ikoyi collapsed building.

Dickson101 recalls a 21 storey building under construction collapsed off Alexander way, Gerrard Road, in the Ikoyi area of the Lagos state.

Well, in a post on the popular photo and video sharing app, Instagram, Zainab Balogun recounts her experience with her cousin, whom he described as a big brother who is always looking out for her at all times.

Zainab said her cousin was a definition of selfless, and she admires his vulnerability, adding that his death will hurt forever.

She wrote: "Dear Sammy, I really don’t know where to start. Sammy I’m going to miss you. More than you could ever know. I wish I could tell you more about what you mean to me. You were more than my cousin, you were my big brother. You took care of me. Distance wasn’t enough to stop you.

You always looked for me Sam, even when I didn’t want to be found. I admire your vulnerability. Your ability to wear it all on your sleeve. You showed me so much love. All of us. It hurts when I read your messages now. Just when i think I’m done crying, It all comes back. This is hard for us Sam. Really hard!

You gave SOOOO much of yourself to everyone. Literally poured out like a tap. I’d ask you for 1 and you’ve give me 10. You are the definition of selfless!! I’m going to miss hearing your funny laugh, giant stories and seeing that big smile.

“Yo Tobi, kilonsele!” I won’t hear you say that again or rescue me last minute like you always do. You shouldn’t have gone like this and like we’ve said, they had to take down a whole building Mighty Sam. This will never be ok and will hurt forever. I would end this by saying sleep well but knowing you, you’re probably on the move in heaven with a fast car already. Man like Sammy, I really love you brother!"

Reacting to the post, some Nollywood celebs like Stephanie Coker, Funke Akindele, Toyin Abraham including fans and followers stormed Zainab Balogun’s comment section with condolence messages.

funkejenifaakindele wrote: I’m so sorry dear. May his soul Rest In Peace

toyin_abraham wrote: So So sorry

stephaniecoker wrote: So sorry Zee

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