The Doctor Has Told me The Best Solution is To Cut Off My Leg ~ Mr Ibu Pleads to the Public for Financial Help and Prayers

Decorated Nollywood actor and Comedian John Okafor famously known as ‘Mr Ibu; has called out to the public for financial help and prayers following his condition that has him hospitalized in a health facility in Nigeria.

The actor shared a video explaining the same, hinting that he has been hospitalized for two weeks now, reminding the public to keep extending their hand of appreciation by giving what they can spare during this hard times.

“Dear Good people of Nigerian, we are counting on your support at these point we need it the most Access Bank 1685687982 John Ikechukwu Okafor” Mr Ibu’s Caption read.

Apparently the Doctor has told him that the last option they have is to amputate his leg should they fail to resolve his medical state.

Mr Ibu who doesn’t want to end up with his leg called out to the public to step in and help him get the solution to his medical condition, hinting that it would be difficult for him to be without one.

“As I speak to you, I am still lying down in the hospital; the medical director of this hospital said that the best solution is that, in case his new idea didn’t work, the best idea is to cut off my leg.

Just see me, if they cut off my leg, where do I go from here? Please pray for me, talk to God Almighty, and I don’t want my legs to be cut off. Thank you so much. God bless you.” Mr Ibu said.

The Movie veteran who was in company of his daughter Jasmine and wife also echoed his words, saying they would appreciate anything that will be contributed by individuals, hinting that it would even be better if they would be able to see that their father is transferred to another hospital that can be able to help him.

Her daughter shared the sickness history of her father, saying he hasn’t been completely fine as he has been breaking down at times, only that it wasn’t as bad as it is at the moment. She also said that they had been overwhelmed with the bills they thought they could handle alone, calling out the public to step in and offer a helping hand.

“I have been sorting the bills, thinking I can do it alone. We have been doing everything humanly possible; as a family, we felt it was something we could do on our own for him to be fine, but he is not getting any better. Jasmine shared.

Mr ibu is currently at one of the best private health care facilities in Lagos.