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Yoruba actor Yusuf Satia, is dead

By Gift Luckson
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The Yoruba entertainment industry has been thrown into mourning as yet another movie actor Yusuf Satia has been announced dead by fellow actor, Kunle Afod.

The news was shared via his Instagram page on Tuesday.

Afod on his page wrote, “So sad to hear this, RIP Yusuf Satia Is gone, tried so much to see you this year and celebrate you but it was aborted.”

Satia was more known for his role in the Yoruba movie titled, ‘Ijinle Pam Pam’.

The cause of Satia’s death is yet to be known.

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