“Good job, let’s celebrate them when they are alive”, Fans shower praises on skit-maker Kamo as he visited Lalude’s house, promise to complete his house

 

Fans praised and admired prominent sketch creator Kamo on social media platforms as they welcomed his latest deed of compassion for seasoned actor Lalude.

The sincere act, which included going to Lalude's house and promising to finish it, spurred a wider conversation about valuing people while they are still living.

Recalls that Kamo had previously raised money to purchase a car for seasoned actor Fatai Oodua, better known by his stage name Lalude.

A blogger shares the video that inspired one of her fans to donate N3 million to buy a new car a few days later.

Lalude will also get a $1 million contribution in addition to other things.

Lalude's home was visited by Kamo recently, who was moved by the veteran actor's living situation and vowed heartfeltly to assist in finishing Lalude's home.

News of Kamo’s gesture quickly spread across social media platforms, with fans expressing their admiration and showering him with praise. Many commended Kamo for his selflessness, highlighting the importance of appreciating individuals while they are still alive and able to witness the impact of their work and influence.

One fan wrote, ” This is a good move for baba lalude let’s celebrate them when they are alive.beside where are the young millionaire in the film sector? Ogaaa oooo self interest”

Another one fan, ” I say A big thanks and kudos to those who support mr. Lalude with money 💰 and prayer . may God reward them for there good did, I love to support but I don’t have anything. But I pray 🙏 for all who help through.”

Another one wrote, ” Haaaaaa I was very happy for this boy that all does yeye boys supposed to do like odun adekola femi adebayo orders you we do may God almighty Allah reward for this insa Allah..odigba ti wanbaku abiorewan kawan kini oponu radarada yen Tomo dide iranlowo osi funwan good job my dear brother”

Another one wrote,” This is a good one. It’s not until when they die or fall sick that we can show love or start posting pictures let us continue to show them love because really they have been there to reduce our going into depression one time or the other. When you watch these people on your screen you tends to forget your sorrow”

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