Kelvin Bowoto
Charles Inojie, a veteran Nollywood actor, has declared the end of the popular Nigerian comedy series ‘The Johnsons’, 13 years after it first aired.
The Nigerian series, known for its comedy and poignant moments, has formed an enduring bond with fans who have laughed and cried alongside its unique characters over time.
In an Instagram post, Inojie wrote, “THANK YOU, AFRICA.”
“After 13 years of incredible enchantment, 13 years of magnificence, 13 years of being Africa’s most-watched television show, and 13 years of being every family’s favorite,
“The Johnsons are finally taking a bow.
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“I appreciate my co-travelers, the magnificent cast and crew, without whom the preceding 13 years could not have been as brilliantly outstanding as THE JOHNSONS were.
“I am extremely grateful to our followers all around Africa for their unwavering love and support.
“Indeed, while it marks the beginning of greater feats from each individual member of the team, it also marks THE JOHNSONS’ conclusion of the road.
“THANK YOU.”
Inojie was well known for his depiction of ‘Lucky Johnson’, the patriarch of the family on the show, who was married to the late Ada Ameh.
Techrectory with Agency Report.
