A mass movement, the Nigeria Intervention Movement, NIM, has expressed sadness over the death of ace actress, Rachael Oniga, promising to immortalise her.
Oniga died at the age of 64 after a brief illness.
NIM described Oniga as one of its national ambassadors.
In a statement issued by its Director General, Mr. Olawale Okunniyi, the group said Oniga as a member of its leadership helped to promote the ideals and values of the group tremendously.
She was said to be the voice of Nollywood at the inaugural meeting of the movement in 2017.
She was said to be a very committed ambassador of the movement agenda to take back power to the masses of Nigeria and she was involved in the movement accords in some states of the federation and at the national level.
“Lady Racheal Oniga, a title chief of Ile Ife, installed by Oba Sijuwade Olubuse, lived and died as a voice of the voiceless.
“Our consolation in her exit, is drawn from a life well spent by the screen goddess and ambassador of the voiceless. We therefore pray for the repose of her soul and fortitude to bear this huge loss by her children and family members. We hope to explore a way of immortalising her legacies in succeeding days. Racheal Oniga lives on,” said the group.
