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Osang Abang, M-net script writer dies in a bus accident
Nigerian Script Writer, Osang Abang Dies In Accident
It is unfortunate as a Nigerian scriptwriter, Osang Abang, met his untimely death at the prime age of 30.
The University of Calabar graduate, who worked with M-Net, gave up the ghost following his involvement in a bus accident, on Thursday night, and was buried on Monday.
Abang was a dedicated co-content writer for Tinsel, a popular Nigerian soap opera, before his death. He was also the head writer of the series, Battleground. Other projects he worked on includes ‘Forbidden’, ‘Hush’, ‘Hustle’, ‘Jemeji’, ‘E.V.E’, and ‘Ajoche’.
Premier news reports that Ajoche is an Epic African Magic series currently showing every weekend night.
Funlola Aofiyebi-Raimi paid tribute to the late Abang on her social media page, saying his death is painful.
‘…Thank you for soooooo many dramatic twists in all the Africa Magic TV shows(Tinsel, Hush, Battleground and more) R.I.P. Osang Abang, we must not question God but this one is too painful!! Nigeria just lost another..
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