New Masquerade star, ‘Ovularia’ passes away

Lizzy Evoeme, one of the stars of the 80s TV sitcom, ‘The New Masquerade’, has passed away.

Lizzy Evoeme plays the submissive wife of Chief Zebrudaya (played by Chika Okpala) in the sitcom that also has several characters.
Evoeme’s death was announced on Twitter by Churchill Ebhodaghe on Tuesday, November 5, 2019.
Churchill EBHODAGHE™ @JustChurchil
.@Gidi_Traffic  Sad to hear the demise of Lizzy Evoeme.(AKA Ovulara)The wife of Chief Zebrudaya Okoroigwe Nwogbo, Alias 430, in 🙏🏿
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No details have been given as regards the cause of her death neither has the burial plans been announced by the late actress’ family.



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