Man Shares Screenshot of Last WhatsApp Chat with Kola Onifoto Before His Tragic Death

Man Shares Screenshot of Last WhatsApp Chat with Kola Onifoto Before His Tragic Death

  • A Nigerian man took to social media to mourn Kola Onifoto hours after his death in a tragic accident
  • He posted screenshots of the chats they had a long time ago, and also in February 2026, on social media
  • He also spoke about the type of relationship he had with Kola Onifoto in the post, which made many people emotional

As Nigerians continue to mourn the death of Orowale Kolapo, widely known as Kola Onifoto, a man has posted a screenshot of the last WhatsApp chat they had a month before he died.

This comes after it was reported that the biker died in a road accident.

Nigerian man mourns Kola Onifoto after tragic death, shares last WhatsApp chats and reflects on their relationship, sparking emotional reactions online.
Man mourns Kola Onifoto, shares screenshots of last WhatsApp conversation with him. Photo Source: Facebook/Gbenga Adene, Twitter/OniFoto32
Source: Facebook

Man shares last chat with Kola Onifoto

As people continue to talk about him, Gbenga Adene took to his Facebook page to post photos of them together.

In the same post, he shared screenshots of their WhatsApp chat and mentioned when they spoke.

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He said:

"KOLA ONIFOTO.
"Big name.
"Kola is like a midfielder to a lot of people; he is always distributing opportunities and gigs when he joins your attack, and also your defender when the chips are down.
"We were not close; I won't pretend to be close with him, but I was a beneficiary of his benevolence when he referred me for a construction gig last year."
Nigerian man mourns Kola Onifoto after tragic death, shares last WhatsApp chats and reflects on their relationship, sparking emotional reactions online.
Man shares last WhatsApp chat with Kola Onifoto after he died in a lone road accident. Photo Source: Facebook/Gbenga Adene
Source: Facebook

He explained that their relationship wasn't very close, but aside from this, they spoke about a deal and shared a screenshot of their discussion.

The photos showed that they spoke about a specific gig, and while the details were not fully revealed, the man mentioned that the late individual had planned to give him a particular job to do, and they discussed how it was going to be carried out.

He continued:

"We spoke last month about another gig; this time it was a PR gig he wanted to give me, and we discussed strategies.

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"Never knew life had other plans.
"Your watch is over.
"Rest well, brotherly."

The screenshot he shared showed they had spoken about the proposed job.

A few individuals who came across the post took to the comments page to share their emotional reactions.

Reactions as Kola Onifoto dies

Olambar shared:

"May his soul rest in peace."

Twmitola Ajayi noted:

"So sad."

Bosede said:

"No one needs to pretend to be close to him. I'm just his follower but his death hit like a family. Kola was a good guy. His good deeds is visible online here. It's hard to accept that the guy is no more. May God rest his soul."

Read the Facebook post below:

In a similar story, Legit.ng reported that the WhatsApp chat between Orowale Kolapo, popularly known as Kola Onifoto, and his mother stirred deep emotions online after his tragic death. Before the fatal accident, his mum had sent him a message asking about his well-being and warning him to be careful.

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Nigerians mourn biker Kola Onifoto

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that many people spoke about Kola Onifoto’s last post.

He shared a post online long before the accident, talking about his love for riding and what he thought about the road.

Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng

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Muhammed Hammed Olayinka (Human Interest Editor) Muhammed has worked with Oracle UNILORIN, Opera News Hub, Scopper News, Gistreel, and now LEGIT.ng. He won the NAPSS President Writing Skirmish (2017) and was first runner-up in the UNILORIN Senate Writing Contest (2018). He can be reached via email at muhammed.hammedolayinka@corp.legit.ng