Prominent Nigerian film and stage producer Kayode Peters has died in Canada.
His passing was confirmed on Friday by comedian Steve Onu, popularly known as Yaw, during a conversation with Peoples Gazette.
Yaw noted that he was still attempting to contact Peters’ brother to gather more information regarding the situation.
“Yes, he is,” Yaw said when asked about Peters’ death. “I am still trying to speak with his brother but he is not picking.”
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At the time this report was compiled, the circumstances surrounding his death had yet to be confirmed.
Peters was celebrated for his impact on Nigerian theatre and television. He was behind several notable productions, including the sitcom Extended Family, and was instrumental in creating the early 2000s comedy series Flatmates.
He is remembered as a major force in shaping modern Nigerian stage and screen entertainment.
