A social media post shared by late Nollywood actress and filmmaker Allwell Ademola has stirred deep emotions across Nigeria following reports of her sudden death on Saturday.

Barely 24 hours before her death, the 43-year-old actress posted a video on her Instagram page in which she was seen singing a heartfelt prayer, expressing hope and survival as the year drew to a close.

“In the name of Jesus, I will see the end of this year; this year will not see my end,” she sang in the now-viral video.

What was initially perceived as an end-of-year prayer has since transformed into a digital memorial, as fans, colleagues, and followers flooded the comment section with shock, disbelief, and grief after news of her passing broke.

Some colleagues, including actress Kemi Apesin, pleaded with Ademola to respond to calls or messages in hopes that the news was false. Others expressed sorrow over the tragic irony of her final post, noting that she died just four days before the start of 2026.

Reacting to the video, a user identified as bun_mmie wrote, “See the song she sang not even up to 24 hours, as if she knew… Ah God.”

Another commenter, Iamii_royale, said, “To think the last song on her last post was ‘I will see the end of this year.’”

“It’s barely 24 hours since her last post. My God! What is this life!” Missbehwarjy added.

Similarly, toyin_moni expressed disbelief, saying, “I don’t want to believe this oooo… I commented on your post yesterday evening before going to bed. You can’t die. Ha! No, now. How?”

According to PUNCH Online, Ademola reportedly suffered a heart attack at her residence and was rushed to a hospital, where she was later pronounced dead.

The tragic news has plunged the Nigerian entertainment industry into mourning, with several Nollywood stars, including Fathia Balogun, Mide Martins, and Bidemi Kosoko, taking to social media to pay glowing tributes to the late actress.

Allwell Ademola was widely admired for her talent, humility, and spiritual depth, leaving behind a legacy that continues to resonate deeply with fans and colleagues alike.