Nollywood actress Omeche Oko was engaged in a horrific motorbike accident on a film set, narrowly avoiding death, three days before her birthday.
On Wednesday, the movie star posted a video of the incident on her Instagram page.
In the video, Oko and her coworker, Victory Michael, were filming a bike sequence when their bikes collided with a post at the Lagos filming location.
Omeche broke one of her legs, and Victory Michael struck his chest on the pole and momentarily lost consciousness.
The two were taken to an unidentified medical institution for treatment by coworkers and crew members.
Oko described life as “very fragile” and disclosed that she was on the verge of death in her caption.
She wrote, “Life is very very fragile. It could have been a different story but God said No. If you see an actor today, give them a hug. We take a lot of risks for the craft. All I can say is thank you God.”
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The family of late Nollywood comedian and actor John Ikechukwu Okafor, often known as Mr. Ibu, has talked candidly about the challenging circumstances they have encountered since his passing.
Speaking to content creator King Mitchy during a recent visit, the family disclosed that Mr. Ibu’s two sons and only daughter have left school because of their financial circumstances.
The family claims that because they are unable to pay the bills, they have also been without running water and power for weeks.
The children’s mother revealed that they have had a challenging life.
“We fetched water from the well because I have not paid the house rent, they even cut my light since two months now, no light since we have been like that every night we go to look for where to charge our phones and it’s not easy, she said.
Mr Ibu’s daughter, while appealing to Nigerians for assistance, praised her mother for her efforts in caring for the family.
“I want to thank God for my mom,, and she tried everything she can to feed us, pay our school, fees make us happy.
“So Nigerians if you were in the industry with my dad, you’re seeing us now come and meet us,” she pleaded.
