Veteran Nollywood actor, Emmanuel France has died at the age of 80.

Although the cause of Emmanuel France’s death is still unknown, the outpouring of tributes on social media highlights the deep respect and admiration many had for the late actor.

Filmmaker Femi Ogedengbe announced his death on his social media, reminiscing about their time working together.

Ogedengbe fondly remembered taking France to Tanzania in 2006 and working on several films with him, including “Cross My Sin”, “She is My Sister”, and “The Director”.

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Originally from Ghana, the late Emmanuel France was admired for his kindness and humility.

He was especially passionate about a project titled “Ghana Must Go*” which held great meaning for him.

With a long career in Nollywood, France left a lasting impression through his talent and vibrant personality.

This comes just a few days after another actor Big Larry died.

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Tobias Sylvester

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