Entertainment
‘Sisi Quadri Died After US Visa Was Approved’ – Show Promoter
‘Sisi Quadri Died After US Visa Was Approved’ – Show Promoter
Olawale B, the Chief Executive Officer of Fathia Entertainment, shared that the well-known Nollywood actor Sisi Quadri passed away following the approval of his United States visa.
Sisi Quadri’s demise occurred merely a year after his mother’s passing on February 22, 2023.
Reacting to the tragic incident, Olawale B wrote, “So sad to hear the death of Nollywood actor @iamsisiquadir. US visa was already approved. Date fixed already. Who are we to question God?”
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