Balogun directed that once he dies, any healthy organs should be donated to people in need, and whatever remains of his body should be handed over to a medical institution for training future doctors. He says he wants his body to remain useful to humanity even after death.
He explained that a recent medical alert forced him to confront the possibility of not surviving, and he was inspired by Chief Obafemi Awolowo, who wrote his final will shortly before his passing.
Balogun is one of the pioneers of Nigerian cinema, known for films and documentaries in English, Yoruba, Pidgin and Igbo. His works include Alpha, Ija Ominira, Amadi, Nigersteel, Ajani Ogun, Musik Man and Oorun Moru.
He explained that a recent medical alert forced him to confront the possibility of not surviving, and he was inspired by Chief Obafemi Awolowo, who wrote his final will shortly before his passing.
Balogun is one of the pioneers of Nigerian cinema, known for films and documentaries in English, Yoruba, Pidgin and Igbo. His works include Alpha, Ija Ominira, Amadi, Nigersteel, Ajani Ogun, Musik Man and Oorun Moru.
I don't know if I like this or not.
ReplyDeleteIt is well.
ReplyDeleteWOW 😳
ReplyDeleteWOW 😳
ReplyDeleteOh wow! Thank you for loving humanity sir
ReplyDeleteA well respected Thespian who has done well for his country👏 I think Bruce Willis is donating his brain too after he dies 🧠 God bless you for this benevolence sir.
ReplyDeleteI love his mindset. This is the mindset of some people in Europe and The Americas.
ReplyDeleteWe in Africa and Asia/Arab put so much value in a dead body, some even spend thousands of dollars and Euros to transport it back home for burial, where it will rot and become sand.
I wish I have the will power to do what he did