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Walking now difficult for me, says Pete Edochie

Veteran Nollywood actor, Pete Edochie, has said that he is currently struggling to walk and has been experiencing swelling in different parts of his body. Edochie made the disclosure while visiting ailing Ghanaian actor Emmanuel Armah in Accra, Ghana, on Thursday, in a video now circulating online. During the emotional visit, Edochie prayed for Armah’s Read More:…

Walking now difficult for me, says Pete Edochie

Veteran Nollywood actor, Pete Edochie, has revealed that he is currently struggling to walk and has been experiencing swelling in various parts of his body. The disclosure was made during a visit to Ghanaian actor Emmanuel Armah, who is suffering from an illness he has battled for nearly a decade. The emotional visit was captured in a video that has since gone viral online.

Edochie prayed for Armah's recovery and offered financial support towards his care. Despite his own physical difficulties, the veteran actor remains hopeful about his own recovery. "Sitting down here, I'm not very well myself. Walking is a problem for me now, but I still have hope that I will recover," Edochie said. He also expressed concern about becoming a burden to those around him, stating that he has asked God to take his life when his time comes instead of leaving others to care for him.

The visit came as Armah's health problems have persisted for nearly 11 years. His wife, Stella Amina Armah, revealed that he unknowingly had high blood pressure and elevated cholesterol levels while working in the United States. Armah is currently undergoing physiotherapy and receiving daily massages as part of his care. The emotional encounter left Edochie deeply affected by the condition of his Ghanaian colleague, whom he had visited to offer support.

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