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Monalisa Stephen Laid to Rest in Lagos

May 23, 2025
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The Nigerian entertainment industry is mourning the loss of actress and filmmaker Monalisa Stephen, affectionately known as Gabacci, who was laid to rest on Thursday in a solemn ceremony in Lagos.

The 34-year-old star, celebrated for her vibrant presence on screen and her tireless advocacy off it, passed away last week following complications believed to be linked to low blood sugar and internal bleeding. While the exact cause has not been officially confirmed by her family, the news has left fans and colleagues in deep sorrow.

Heart-wrenching footage from her burial in Yaba shows loved ones gathered at the cemetery, their grief palpable as they bid a final farewell. Mourners stood in silence, many with tears in their eyes, as tributes were read aloud at her graveside.

Her epitaph reads like a poem etched in memory: “A gentle soul, a radiant light, who loved deeply, lived kindly, and left a mark that time can’t erase.” The final words—“Forever in our hearts”—echoed among those gathered, a sentiment shared by thousands across the country.

Monalisa Stephen wasn’t just a beloved figure in Nollywood—she was a creative powerhouse. With more than a decade of experience, she made her mark as a content creator, fashion designer, and filmmaker. Her critically acclaimed film Fatabulous garnered accolades at the Saskatchewan International Film Festival in Canada, taking home awards for Best Cinematography and Best Actress.

But her impact extended beyond the camera. As the founder of the LYF Movement (Love Yourself First), Gabacci championed mental health awareness and body positivity, offering a safe space for women and individuals grappling with depression, low self-esteem, and body image issues.



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