Nollywood actress and media personality, Sharon Okpamen, has tragically passed away following childbirth.
Here are ten things to know about the late Actress Sharon Okpamen
1. Sharon Okpamen was born on February 16, 1989, in Abudu, Edo State, Nigeria.
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2. She was raised in her hometown of Abudu, Sharon spent her formative years in Edo State.
3. She attended Mary Milek Nursery and Primary School and University Preparatory Secondary School (UPSS) in Benin. She later studied English at the National Open University (NOUN).
4. Sharon began her acting career in 2010 with the film
Touch Not My Crown, a role given to her by John Okafor, also known as Mr. Ibu.
5. Over the years, Sharon appeared in over 100 films and made a name for herself in Nollywood.
6. In addition to acting, she produced her own film, Night Hustlers.
7. Sharon gave birth to her second child just a month before her tragic passing.
8. After giving birth, Sharon fell into a coma and could not recover.
9. Sharon Okpamen passed away on August 24, 2024, leaving behind a legacy in the film industry.
10. Her death has been deeply mourned within the Nollywood community, where she was a respected and beloved figure.
Facebook Fan Eulogises Her
I watched the Sharon Okpamen “EWEMADE” movie today. I had to see one of her movies since her death has been trending.
A lot of people have good things to say about Sharon and that is nice. I feel Sharon was a good person. Can all these Benin Saga-ists let the woman rest and let her bereaved family mourn ?
It’s so unfortunate that everyone now sees everything as content creation, even people who genuinely do not give a flying hoot about her.
As for Ebony, I prefer she shouldn’t have said anything much concerning Sharon’s death. She should have put up a condolence post, and mourn silently.
Yes, there are people that you feel have hurt you to the extent that you do not want to have anything to do with them ever again especially if you are a sensitive person. This is where patience comes in. No matter how sensitive you are, learn to be patient with people and try to understand why they do the things they do from their point of view. When you do this, you leave space for reconciliation. If they treat your treaty of peace like swine, then take your gold and move ahead. Whatever then happens to them, you will be guilt-free.
Ebony spoke out of guilt, thereby setting herself up for drags.
I want to also use this medium to write to a lot of you relatives and friends of new mums, I see what a lot of you do. Stop abandoning a new mom to tend to herself. You or your mother give birth today and you/they are able to go to the farm the same day does not mean your daughter, your sister, or friend should do the same.
A new mom will be seen cooking, sweeping, washing after a few days after delivery because their mothers or mother in-law believe she is lazy if she is not jumping and sprinting the next day.
Some of you Sisters do this too, especially if your sister gives birth out of wed lock or the husband is not rich, you will sit down and your sister will be washing and sweeping after few days of giving birth.
All pregnancies are not the same and everyone is not the same. Your mother gave birth to 13 children without CS, does not mean your wife who had all her three kids through the ceasearan section is less of a woman.
Sometimes I feel like opening the heads of people and replacing them with good brains devoid of archaic and foolish thinking patterns.
Lastly, I am ashamed on behalf of Edo social media presenters.
Everyday na Ogun una dey swear, behaving like stark illiterates!
Benin people are educated, a lot of them. Many get steeze and composure but a few ones are littered over social Media dragging themselves day and night.
You people should come up with something creative and do abeg.
Rest on, Sharon Okpamen.
