Albert Jackson-Davis: Ace Ghanaian Actor Reported To Have Died After Battling Illness
- Ace Ghanaian actor Albert Jackson-Davis has reportedly died after battling an undisclosed illness
- The news of his unfortunate death was confirmed on Facebook by the deceased's friend, Akunku Dake
- The post triggered sadness among Ghanaians on social media as many expressed surprise at the news
Veteran Ghanaian actor Albert Odartei Jackson-Davis is confirmed to have passed away after a period of illness.
News of his death broke on September 14 before Akunu Dake, CEO of Heritage Development, confirmed reports via Facebook on Monday, September 16.
After losing the creative mind, the Ghanaian entertainment industry has been plunged into mourning.
Dake, a friend of the ace actor, shared a photo of himself with Jackson-Davis on Facebook and wrote a heartfelt message reflecting on their friendship.
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"This is very difficult for me. Rest in peace my good friend and colleague Albert Odartei Jackson-Davis. Able Deputy Executive Director during our PANAFEST years in the 1990s."
Who was Albert Jackson-Davis?
Albert Jackson-Davis was renowned for his powerful on-screen performances, often portraying elite members of society.
His unique acting style blended simplicity with class and set him apart in Ghanaian cinema.
Colleagues and fans alike respected him for his mastery of dialogue delivery, characterised by his poise and articulation.
Jackson-Davis appeared in several notable films, including Heritage Africa, The Storm, and My Very Ghanaian Wedding.
Ghanaians react to Jackson Davis' death
The news of the actor's death has since garnered an outpouring of grief from the public and fellow creatives.
ClassPee Della Russel said:
"Shocking. May God rest his soul."
Ruth Otuo said:
"Have my sympathies. This is so sad!"
Unity Ziorklui said:
"It is well, uncle. He is resting in peace."
Mike Amon-Kwafo said:
"I remember those days. I met Alberto, I called him BERTO, through you. I'm numbed, even though I knew he was battling with something life threatening. Ours was a supportive friendship, of mutual respect. We shared our frustrations also. As he checks out, to borrow Mike Cooke's salute, our world loses some of its sparkle, carried on the back of a thankless generation."
Junka Town's Yogot passes away
YEN.com.gh also reported that Yogot, famed for his role in the TV series Junka Town, recently passed on.
The Ghanaian actor was buried the next day according to Islamic tradition, with many in mourning.
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Source: YEN.com.gh