Charles Inojie, a Nollywood actor who played Lucky Johnson, announced on his official Instagram page that the show was ending and thanked the devoted viewers for being a part of it for 13 years.
Inojie wrote, "AFRICA, THANK YOU.
"After thirteen years of pure enchantment, thirteen years of magnificence, thirteen years of being the most viewed television program in Africa, thirteen years of being the favorite show in every household,
At last, THE JOHNSONS are bowing.
"I express my gratitude to my fellow travelers, the amazing cast and crew, without whom these past 13 years would not have been as extraordinary as THE JOHNSONS were able to make them."
“I am immensely grateful to our fans across the African continent for the love and support we got unconditionally.”
Before the show came to an end, the sitcom was marked by the exits of prominent cast members such as Ada Ameh, known for her role as Amu Johnson who died in 2022, and Samuel Ajibola, who played the role of Spiff. News recalls that in 2021, Samuel, who played the role of Spiff, an imbecilic clown in the TV series, announced he would no longer be a part of the cast for the soap opera, the thespian said he left the television series to chase his dreams Famous cast members like Samuel Ajibola, who played Spiff, and Ada Ameh, who was most recognized for her role as Amu Johnson and passed away in 2022, left the sitcom before it ended. News reports that in 2021, thespian Samuel, who portrayed the dumbshit clown Spiff in the TV show, declared he was leaving the serial opera. The actor claimed he departed the show to follow his aspirations.
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