Gboah.com: "Thankfully, God left us with her carbon copy, with a little touch of ogbaaa." Eniola Ajao writes a tribute to Mide Martins' mother, Funmi Martins.

"Thankfully, God left us with her carbon copy, with a little touch of ogbaaa." Eniola Ajao writes a tribute to Mide Martins' mother, Funmi Martins.

Nollywood actress Eniola Ajao has penned a heartfelt tribute to the late Funmi Martins, mother of fellow actress Mide Martins, in a post that touched the hearts of many on social media.


Sharing a striking photo of the late actress, Eniola reflected on her immense contributions to the movie industry and the enduring legacy she left behind. In her tribute, Eniola noted that Funmi Martins' beauty, talent, and serene nature made her unforgettable to fans and colleagues alike.


“The street remembers!” she began. “God… this woman is beautiful. Even though one aunty we all know took part of her beauty, it still doesn’t tell the full story. This woman’s smile could light up your world in seconds. Her name? Funmi Martins!”


Eniola described the late actress as soft-spoken, peaceful, and a phenomenal actor whose impact remains vivid in the hearts of many. She added that Funmi Martins’ legacy is carried on by her daughter, Mide Martins, though she playfully hinted at Mide inheriting a “little touch of small ogbaaa.”


She concluded with a call to her followers:

“Do you remember her? Did you watch her in her prime? What comes to your mind when you think about her? For me, it’s her serenity, cool like the morning water.”


Fans flooded Eniola’s comment section with their memories of the late actress and praise for her tribute:


@Tunmisewrites: “A true icon, I still remember her role in ‘Erin Lakatabu.’”


@MummyYetunde: “Her legacy truly lives on through Mide. Funmi Martins will never be forgotten.”


@OmoNollywood: “This is so touching. Funmi Martins was elegance personified.”


The hashtag #TheStreetRemembers and Eniola’s tribute sparked a wave of nostalgia, with many reflecting on Funmi Martins' memorable roles in Nollywood classics.


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