Family releases fresh video to debunk Olu Jacobs rumoured death (Watch)

The family of renowned Nollywood actor Olu Jacobs has released a fresh video to debunk rumours of his death.

Social media was awash with reports claiming the veteran actor had passed away.

However, his wife, Joke Silva, has publicly debunked these claims, confirming that her husband is alive and well.

His son, Soji Jacobs, also denied reports that his father had died.


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He said:

“The family is tired of this rumour that keeps recurring every year.

“We have been getting calls from all over the world from people who want to confirm if the story is true.

“My mum (Joke Silva) is on the phone right now answering multiple calls.

“This is annoying.”

Meanwhile, a video released today by his family to Channels Television seen by Dockaysworld, shows the actor is alive.

Watch video below:


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