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LATE MUNA OBIEKWE’S SISTER OPENS UP ON WHY HE DID NOT ASK FOR HELP

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Chinwe Obiekwe
 If you recall, when
Muna Obiekwe died, people who appreciate his acting prowess were not happy he
hid his sickness from the public who could have raised fund to save his life.
His Step Sister, Chinwe Obiekwe as we just gathered, has in an interview with Inside
Nollywood, opened up on the illness which claimed his life and explained why he
did not ask for help.
Late Muna
Please read below
from her:

“Muna was sick from
last year October.It wasn’t a normal Kidney failure. It was a high BP that
prompted the failure .So he did not give us time to do the kidney transplant
because his two kidneys failed. Assuming it was a normal kidney failure, it was
supposed to be one kidney. My uncles were planning to come back to Nigeria and
operate on him/do the transplant. Then he died on Sunday.
Through out the one
year he was sick, we were going for the dialysis .My uncles in Lagos were
taking him for the dialysis .”
On the cause of his
High Blood Pressure
“Anybody can have
high BP because of stress. It wasn’t family problems. He was taking his medicines
but because he was always on set, he didn’t have much time to take his medicine
properly.”
On why he didn’t
ask for help
“Anybody can say
anything. Muna is a private person. You people should be surprised that he
didn’t bring out what was wrong with him on the internet because, he was a man.My
family was ready to operate on him. It’s not that he couldn’t ask for help, but
at times, there are problems that come to you ,you know it can be sorted by
your family .That Muna didn’t tell you people he was sick was because he was a
private person who didn’t talk about his private life .
To those who say he
did not open up. I’m going to use this term …F-k them. Now that he is dead.
Did those people come to contribute to his burial? So this is the reason he saw
everything and refused to ask for help.”
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