
Nollywood actress Nkechi Blessing is still grappling with the painful reality of losing her close friend and colleague, Cjay Nwoke.
Taking to her Instagram page, the actress shared a photo of the late actor, expressing disbelief that a whole month has passed since his demise. She noted that despite the time that has elapsed, the loss still feels like it happened just yesterday.
The controversial actress further reflected on the fragility of life, reminding her followers that tomorrow is never promised. She described the deceased as the kind of friend everyone needs in their corner.
Nkechi Blessing maintained that although Cjay may be gone, he will never be forgotten.
She wrote:
"One Whole month without you my friend Cjay Nwoke Oma A whole month, yet it still feels like yesterday. Losing you reminds me how fragile life is and how tomorrow is never promised,you are that friend everyone needs in their corner The world keeps moving, but the memories you left behind will forever remain in our hearts. If only we knew some goodbyes would be forever, we would hold on a little tighter. Rest peacefully, Cjay. You may be gone, but you will never be forgotten. Forever in our hearts, until we meet again."
The Nigerian Voice recalls that Cjay Nwoke was a fast-rising Nollywood actor who passed away at the age of 30 on September 30, 2026, in Lagos.
His sudden demise was made public by Nkechi Blessing, who was in tears. According to her, his death occurred hours before the premiere of his lead film, 'Egusi & Ogbono', produced by Nkechi Blessing Sunday, leading the movie star to postpone its release, at the time.



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