Reports indicate that the actress shared the update on Instagram, revealing that she joined close friends and colleagues in visiting Alexx’s home, where they spent time with his wife and reflected on memories of the late actor.

She noted that the gathering was deeply emotional, with moments of grief mixed with laughter as those present recounted Alexx’s personality, his impact, and the memories they shared with him while he was alive.

According to Uche Jombo, Alexx Ekubo lived a very intentional life and was known for careful planning and meaningful relationships. She said attendees spoke about the lessons, conversations, and love he shared with them over the years.

She added that she believes the late actor is now at peace and free from suffering, while reassuring his wife that she would continue to receive support from his close friends and colleagues.

In her words, she described the moment as both painful and comforting, noting that even in grief, there was a sense of celebration of the life he lived.

He has been replaced by Senior Police Officer, Ohagwu Felix Ndukwe, who is expected to assume duty as the new Commissioner of Police in the state.

Police sources at the Force Headquarters in Abuja claimed that Lawal’s removal was partly linked to his decision to grant access to human rights activist Omoyele Sowore and other protesters who visited the Ondo State Police Command headquarters to report alleged assaults during the June 12 protests in Akure.

It was also gathered that allegations of financial misconduct within the command further worsened his situation. Reports claimed that a leaked investigation accused the former commissioner of demanding monthly levies from officers under his command.

According to multiple sources within the Ondo State Police Command, officers were allegedly compelled to make monthly financial contributions running into millions of naira, a situation said to have created tension and hardship within the force.

Some insiders further alleged that the pressure from these demands had severe consequences on personnel welfare, with claims that it contributed to the death of a senior officer.

One of the deceased officers was identified as CSP Nimrod Anaka, the Divisional Police Officer of Kajola Police Station in Odigbo Local Government Area, who reportedly died from complications linked to high blood pressure.

The situation reportedly sparked quiet unrest within the command, although many officers were said to be reluctant to speak openly due to fear of victimization.

Earlier reports also indicated that some religious leaders in Ondo had accused the police command of extortion, alleging that they were forced to pay ₦2 million following their arrest in February 2026 at Saint Paul Anglican Church in Odode-Idanre.

The clerics involved were identified as Pastor Olarewaju Fadahunsi, Gbadura Marvellous, Arijesulola Kayode, and others, who claimed they were mistreated while in custody and threatened during interrogation.