Olofa Ina, a veteran actor in Nollywood, has away.

Chief Adedeji Aderemi, a well-known Nollywood veteran who went as Olofa Ina, passed away.

Olofa Ina's passing was verified by Nollywood actor Saidi Balogun on Thursday through a post on his Instagram account.

"Goodnight, legend Chief Deji Akinremi (Olofa Ina) RIP," wrote Balgun.

Seun Oloketuyi, the CEO of the Best of Nollywood Awards and a film producer, also confirmed his passing.

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Oloketuyi took to his social media accounts to do this. Aderemi, Edeland's Sobaloju, was seventy-three years old.

He is well-known in the Yoruba theater and film circles of today.

He is also well-known for the numerous Yoruba idioms and proverbs that he uses to accent his sentences in stage plays and movies.

On May 15, 1950, during the reign of the late Oba John Adetoyese Laoye, the Timi of Ede at the time, he was born into the family of the late Chief AbdulSalam Aderemi and the late Madam Aisha Aderemi of Jagun-Olukosi compound, Ede in Osun State.