Reactions have trailed the news of the end of the popular television family drama “The Johnsons,” with many attributing it to the demise of a key character, Ada Ameh, who portrayed “Emu,” the matriarch of the Johnsons family.
According to Justina Alogwu, a fan of the show, she said, “I lost interest in The Johnsons ever since the announcement of Ada Ameh’s passing. May her soul continue to rest in peace, Amen.”
After captivating audiences for over a decade, the beloved Nigerian family sitcom has come to a bittersweet end. Fans bid farewell to this iconic show, which has been a staple of Nigerian television for 13 remarkable years.
Since its debut in 2011, “The Johnsons” has entertained viewers with its hilarious yet heartwarming portrayal of a typical Nigerian family navigating life’s ups and downs. The series, known for its witty humour and relatable storylines, quickly became a favourite among audiences of all ages.
Throughout its run, “The Johnsons” not only provided endless laughter but also tackled important social issues, sparking conversations and reflections among its viewers. From family dynamics to societal challenges, the show’s thoughtful approach to storytelling has earned it a special place in the hearts of many.
As news of the series finale spread, fans took to social media to express their gratitude and nostalgia. Messages poured in, reminiscing about favourite episodes, iconic moments, and the talented cast who brought the Johnson family to life.
Regarding the end, Mathis Ogunleye remarked, “Everything that has a beginning has an end. The death of Ada (Emu) might have contributed to it.”
Instagram user wunmi590 added, “Everything that has a beginning must have an end. At least they have done their best to entertain the viewers for 13 years and have equally given newcomers opportunities to showcase their talent.”
This is not the first time a thrilling popular TV drama is coming to an end. If you go down memory lane, you will recall great dramas like “The Cockcrow at Dawn,” “Super Story,” “Mirror in the Sun,” “The New Masquerade,” and “Behind the Clouds,” among others.
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