Equal-age Veterans Ogogo, Dele Odule, and Yinka Quadri banter over who is older in new clip

• In a rare and captivating display of bromance, Nollywood icons Ogogo, Yinka Quadri, and Dele Odule turned a film set into a playground of nostalgia and friendship, offering their younger colleagues a front-row seat to their timeless bond.
• Ogogo asserted his age seniority over Dele Odule, who playfully disagreed, while Yinka Quadri looked on with the quiet wisdom of someone who seemed to hold an even greater claim to elder status

Nigerian veteran actors, Taiwo Hassan, popularly known as Ogogo, Yinka Quadri, and Dele Odule recently offered a glimpse into their intriguing age connection.

The trio, all 65 years old, were on set surrounded by their junior colleagues, who watched in awe as the icons playfully debated who held true age seniority.

Yinka Quadri, born on September 6, in the clip wore his senior status with a mischievous grin as he nudged Dele Odule, whose birthday falls on November 23, to enlighten their curious colleagues on how he and Ogogo, who celebrates his on October 31, are his seniors.

As the junior colleagues eagerly awaited Dele Odule’s response, he did not disappoint. His reply, sharp and wrapped in a cheeky jab at his friends, drew hearty laughter.

Ogogo, ever the storyteller, seized the moment to dive into the slender age gap between them. He acknowledged Yinka Quadri as their senior but playfully maintained his edge over Dele Odule by 23 days.

His comment, delivered with a blend of sincerity and playful swagger, sent ripples of laughter through the set.

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This comes on the heels of Ogogo joining the ranks of singer Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable Zazu, in delivering his own rendition of ‘Ganusi.’

In a trending clip on TikTok, the veteran Nollywood actor was captured in a studio, headphones snug over his ears, as he showcased his unexpected musical prowess.

With a voice laced in the rich tones of the Yoruba language, Ogogo sang about ‘Ganusi,’ the catchy slang brought into the limelight by Fuji maestro, K1 De Ultimate.