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Nigerian ‘men’ refused to help ailing actor, James Uche because he is not a ‘fine girl’ – Emeka Ike

January 16,2017
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By Rita Chioma

Controversial Nollywood actor, Emeka Ike, has said most Nigerians have refused to or  are yet to assist ailing actor, Prince James Uche because he is not a “fine girl.”

In a recent chat, Ike, who is also the president of the Actors Guild of Nigeria, said, “It is sad that someone like Prince James is begging for help but what is sadder is the fact that one Nigerian can actually pay all his medical bills.
“But because the sickness does not involve a fine girl, everybody is minding their business. I bet you that if it was a fine girl that was in his shoes, a lot of Nigerian men would have signified interest in helping but because the matter at hand involves an old man, everyone seems to be turning a deaf ear.

“I implore all Nigerians to please support this wonderful talent and help him back on his feet. On my part, I would continue to do what I can to help him and other members of the Actors Guild of Nigeria.
“I have done what I can personally for Prince James and I also call on Nigerians to also come and help out en masse.

“But I really do not believe in actors coming out to beg for money to solve one issue or the other and that is why my administration is working on a biometric card with my friend Pretty Okafor of PMAN so that we can know all our members and cater for them especially when they are in dire need of help,” he added.

It would be recalled that Uche has been bedridden due to kidney related ailment and needs urgent assistance to be taken to India for a transplant.

He had been battling high blood pressure, diabetes and kidney failure for about eight years, had been confined to the walls of Godspower Hospital, 32 Road, C-Close, House 7, Festac Town, Lagos State, and was said to have lost his sight.

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