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Veteran Actress Joke Silva Mourns Brother’s Death

Nigerian veteran actress Joke Silva has announced the passing of her brother, John Olabiyi Silva, at the age of 72. The actress confirmed the sad news on her Instagram page on Thursday, September 4, sharing a heartfelt tribute to her elder brother who passed away on August 29, 2025.

In a somber but graceful post, Joke Silva expressed her “acceptance of God’s Sovereign will” as she broke the news to the public. She fondly remembered her brother with several nicknames, writing, “…we announce the call to Glory of my dear brother John Olabiyi Silva…long John Silva…Bros B…Uncle B…. my easy go lucky brother. Rest in peace. January 22nd 1953 – August 29th, 2025.” Her post immediately triggered an outpouring of condolences from colleagues, fans, and well-wishers across various social media platforms.

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The report has it that John Olabiyi Silva was a much-loved family man, described as a “wonderful dad/grandad” and a man who was always positive and full of laughter. The news comes at a particularly difficult time for the veteran actress, who has been very open about her family life, including her husband, Only Jaobs’, health challenges. The actress’s dedication to her family is well-documented, and this latest loss is a testament to the grief she and her family are experiencing. The overwhelming show of support from the public reflects the deep respect and love for the Silva family.

The entertainment industry and her fans continue to rally around the veteran actress as she navigates this difficult period. The news serves as a reminder of the fragility of life and the importance of cherishing family bonds. As the Silva family prepares for the final rites, the public awaits further details on the arrangements. The entire industry mourns with the family, and wishes them strength during this trying time.

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