Afolayan, Fatiha Williams, other Nollywood stars celebrate ‘Oga Bello’ on his 67th birthday

Several Nollywood stars including Kunle Afolayan and Fatiha Williams greeted veteran actor, Adebayo Salami aka “Oga Bello” on his 67th birthday.

They took to their Instagram pages and celebrated Salami for his mentorship and fatherly guidance in the profession.

“Oga Bello,” who was born on May 9, 1953, began his acting career in 1964, and produced his first movie “Ogun Ajaye” in 1985.

Since then, he had produced, directed, and featured in several Yoruba movies.

He is a pioneer member of the Association of Nigerian Theatre Arts Practitioners and also served as President of the association.

Afolayan, on his instagram page said: “Happy birthday to one of the most blessed fathers that ever lived. I wish you many more years in good health and plenty of money daddy.”

In her comments, Williams wrote: “Happy birthday Daddy. You are a wonderful boss, father, and role model.

“On your birthday, I wish you all the best as always sir. Enjoy your day and stay safe sir.”

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Another actress, Foluke Daramola-Salako, celebrated the veteran actor, saying: “Happy birthday to a wonderful father in every ramification.

“May God bless you, increase you for us and be with you in all you do sir. We love and truly appreciate you sir.”

In her message, Ronke Odusanya, said: “Happy birthday Daddy. The grace of God on your life shall always multiply.

“Thank you for always being an inspiration, source of encouragement, and advice.”

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