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By GLORY AKPAN
Stellamaris Okafor, widow of veteran Nollywood actor John Okafor, popularly known as Mr Ibu, has celebrated him on his posthumous birthday.
Okafor, in a tribute posted on her Instagram page on Saturday, expressed her love for the late actor and the pain of living without him.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) that Mr Ibu died on March 2, 2024 and was know for his comic roles and distinctive humour.
She noted that her life had been the same without him, noting that she would choose to share her life with him again if given another opportunity.
“My Husband , on your posthumous birthday, every time I look at the stars, I know that’s where you would be
“Shining like you always do and watching over me and your children. Although the pain I’m feeling is with me everyday, the love you left inside my heart will never go away.
“Life goes on without you but it will never be the same and if I had my time once more, I will do it all again.
“We may not be able to spend time with each other anymore, but I want you to know that you are always in my mind” she said.
The widow also expressed her belief that the late actor was watching over her and their children, concluding the tribute with birthday wishes and words of affection.
“Lots of love and hugs from here on earth, HAPPY BIRTHDAY. Nkpokiti.
“Although the pain I’m feeling is with me every day, the love you left inside my heart will never go away,” she wrote. (NAN)