Joke Silva, the Nollywood veteran, has remembered her youthful sister, Olabisi, three years after the latter's loss of life.
The actress shared a throwback photograph of herself and her artist sister on her Instagram web page late Friday.
Olabisi, the founder and Creative Director of the Centre for Modern Artwork had died in February 2019 after a protracted battle with most cancers.
The artwork curator launched CCA in 2007 and later established the Asiko Worldwide Artwork College in Lagos.
Marking Bisi's third loss of life anniversary, Joke revealed updates on her sister's legacies.
In line with Joke, Bisi achieved in 15 years what others couldn't have achieved at 60 years. She additionally revealed that she missed Bisi, telling the deceased to "keep curating with Baba God."
The Nollywood veteran wrote, "OIabisi Obafunke Silva, @ccalagos is doing nicely. Many due to your business youngsters; Oyinda @uptown_boho being considered one of them.
"She is now the Creative Director and Government Director CCA. I used to be talking to Bunmi Oyinsan two nights in the past and we had been awed by your unimaginable laser focus."You achieved in 15 years what others didn't in 60. Particularly after the most cancers analysis got here, it was such as you had been racing in opposition to the clock.
"Asiko, your training school is back. Miss you girl. Keep curating with Baba God."
