Yoruba veteran actor Babatunde Omidina, popularly known as Baba Suwe, dies at an unspecified date, and his daughter Halimat Omidina recounts what she says was an earlier prediction. She describes a conversation in which her father tells her he will die, outlining the emotional final moments she shared with him.
Both reports present Halimat Omidina’s account as the core new detail, with one saying she told the story after hearing the prediction and initially reacting by laughing it off. The outlets differ mainly in how they frame her response—one highlights that she took the statement seriously and the other emphasizes her laughter—while agreeing on the overall substance: Baba Suwe communicated that his death was near and the daughter recounts the interaction as part of her account of his last days.
The articles focus on the personal narrative from the daughter rather than providing additional investigation, independent verification, or broader context about medical or circumstantial details surrounding the death.
