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Fabian Adibe dies at exactly 2:30am this morning, aged 80. Nollywood mourns the iconic ‘Things Fall Apart’ actor. Tributes flood in

Fabian Adibe dies at exactly 2:30am this morning in what has been described as a calm and peaceful passing. The veteran Nollywood actor was aged 80.

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A source close to the family confirmed that Adibe passed away in the early hours of Wednesday morning. His death, at exactly 2:30am, has left fans and colleagues in mourning.

Fabian Adibe rose to national fame for his powerful role in the television adaptation of Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart.

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His presence on screen was commanding, yet graceful — a signature that endeared him to audiences across generations.

He turned 80 in February 2025, marking eight decades of life and over half a century of contribution to Nigeria’s film and television industry.

Known for his humility and depth, Adibe was not just a performer but a cultural icon.

Tributes have been pouring in from Nollywood stars, industry figures, and fans worldwide, all celebrating a man whose legacy goes far beyond the screen.

Many describe him as a “timeless actor” and a “true pillar of African storytelling.”

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His death at exactly 2:30am has become a poignant detail — a moment that now marks the end of an era in Nigerian cinema. Yet his voice, performances, and influence will echo on.

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