“There is no day I don’t think of Murphy especially when I come across his pictures”- Actor Baraka


 Alhaji Oluwole Cole, also known as Baraka, who plays the role of Murphy in the Yourba film, has opened out about the impact of his close friend and coworker. He says that recollections of their shared experiences cross his mind constantly.


The intimate bond they had and the loss left by Murphy's sudden death are highlighted by Baraka's moving eulogy.


He said, ” There is no day I don’t think of Murphy especially when I come across his pictures. Who am I going to fight with now? Who are our friends going to fight with? He was always patient when people were having issues with him. I miss him so much”


The loss of Murphy, a talented and vibrant actor, has reverberated throughout the industry, leaving a void that can never be filled. Colleagues and fans alike continue to mourn his passing, honoring his contributions to Nigerian cinema and cherishing the moments they shared with him.

Watch him speaks below:


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