Abija: Losing my wife and two children was painful, depressing

Abija: Losing my wife and two children was painful, depressing

Veteran Yoruba actor, Tajudeen Oyewole, also known as Abija, says the death of his beloved wife and two children was the saddest moment of his life.

This comes days after the legendary actor appealed to his fans for financial support via social media in a TikTok live session.

The 66-year-old actor revealed in a recent interview that the tragic incident has had a major impact on his acting career, leading to depression.

He said he never expected that the time he spent with one of his wives would be the last.

Abija said the death of his wife has caused him immense grief and loss, which has been compounded by the loss of his two children. He believes that this whole debacle was a psychological attack by his former boss with whom he had a misunderstanding during this time.

“The saddest moment of my life was when my beloved wife (Iya Biodun) died. It was like four days to the Sallah festival that year.”

“In fact, I had bought ram for the family to celebrate the Muslim Festival when the incident happened.

“A few days before the festival, I had to travel from my house in Ibadan to participate in a stage play in Lalupon, Iwo, and some other towns.

“The show was scheduled for the evening, but due to the long distance, I had to embark on the journey in the morning. Before leaving the house, I prayed with my family and wished them a happy celebration in advance.”

“I was shocked to see him at the show. He told me that my wife was critically ill, and the doctor told him she needed an operation to survive the sickness.

“I told him (my brother) that it was too late to travel back home. I suggested we leave the location before daybreak the next day. I did not know that my wife was dead.”

“Meanwhile, he already announced the death of my wife to many of my colleagues at that event. Getting home, I met the corpse of my lovely wife.”

“After my wife’s departure, I also lost my two beautiful daughters to death.”