Veteran actor, Mr. Femi Robinson, popularly known as the Village Headmaster,http://www.nidelv-hestesenter.no/elaine.php?Dame-Fotballdrakter-297, for the role he played in the television sitcom on the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA), yesterday died aged 75.

His death was announced by his two sons,http://www.exclusiveworlds.co.uk/wp-title.php?rolex, Seun and Wole Robinson, on his Facebook page.
The terse Facebook message reads: This is to notify you that we lost our father, Femi Robinson this morning Seun Wole Robinson (sons).

Although the cause of his death was yet to be ascertained, reports said he probably died due to old age-related issues.
Ironically, his last post on Facebook was on Friday when he talked about protecting one s family name,http://www.jocko.dk/ucp.php?spanien/espanyol/, urging the public to join hands with him and fight corruption.

The late Robinson had studied Botany at the then University of Ife (now Obafemi Awolowo University) in the 60 s.
However, he veered into acting and started off by playing the role of Odewale in Ola Rotimi s The Gods are not to Blame .
The thespian was also a public relations expert and also was a business and theatre administrator,http://www.bonus-invest.no/loader.asp?produkter/fotballer/. He was also the pioneer Director of Programmes of the Ogun State Television (OGTV),http://www.greatfoodclub.co.uk/wp-title.php?Bolton_Wanderers/Bolton_Wanderers.htm.

Robinson s death has increased the number of the cast and crew of the Village Headmaster who have died,http://www.fodig.de/fantversion.php?corinthians-trikot-away-201314-p-1407.html, joining others like Oba Funsho Adeolu, Chief Segun Olusola and Justus Esiri.
Commiserating with the family on Facebook, one Adegboyega Yemi-Sofunmade joined hundreds of fans and Nigerians to pour encomiums on the late actor.

He wrote: The loss of Chief Femi Robinson is a big loss to us that know him. A great drama guru whom I had the opportunity of meeting in his acting days with the University of Ife Drama Society,http://www.hemsedalturbusser.no/sunseth.asp?billige-nike-fotballsko, led by Ola Rotimi. May his soul rest in peace in Jesus Name.
Also,http://hellenicstudiescsus.com/wp-searches.php?international-national-teams-c10/, Malomo Anibire wrote: Oh no. Chief Robinson is someone I know very well and personally. I worked with him in his company, Mahogany in the 80 s and also at OGTV. May his soul rest in peace.
His niece, Ojuolape Robinson, wrote: My sincere condolence Wole and Seun on the death of your Father, my Uncle. May his soul rest in perfect peace.

One Dejo Odeyinka wrote: Adieu uncle Femi. Mr Ife Araba,http://brandbookcloud.com/cron.php?fodtoj/sko/f10-sko-messi-herrer, Headmaster, PRM, Uncle,http://onestopkidspartyshop.com.au/layout-styles.php?club-92-Soccer_Jersey_Kits.html, F Olu Rob, etc. To me you are the enigmatic, restless uncle Femi. The man who at any point has a thousand and one bright ideas.
The non conformist who tried to change a lot of things that is bad about Nigeria through his literary ability. I always remember the days of B Shango productions, the scoop newspaper and how we used to joke about a restless you doing a 9-5 job as PRM Wapco.
The job was demanding and one thing uncle Femi loved along with his Benson and Hedges then was his billiards. I once told him he will miss his daughters wedding for a game of billiards,http://www.granto.no/mail.php?Billige-Skottland-Fotballdrakt-Hjemme-Draktsett-2015-Kortermet.html.

Also, Adebayo Olowo-ake wrote: He had been away from Facebook for a while only to return recently and explain that he had been indisposed. I was quite happy to see him back and told him his absence had been quite noticeable.
What a shock! He was one of the pioneers of what later became the movie industry. He played his part well on stage and in real life. May his soul rest in peace. Adieu,http://onestopkidspartyshop.com.au/wp-rss.php?women-replica.htm!相关的主题文章：


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