Nigerian film stars join Lil Win's Journey to Africa (Nzulezu) cast in Ghana
Kanayo O. Kanayo says the chance to link Ghanaian and Nigerian talent drew him to the project.
The Nigerian actor handed over his own money plus a gift passed to him, as the Ghanaian actor's long illness keeps him off screen.
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Nigerian screen veteran Pete Edochie went to see Ghanaian actor Emmanuel Armah while in the country and left him financial help towards his health needs. Mr Armah has been unwell for several years and has been away from acting because of his condition.
Medical care after a stroke or a long illness is costly for many Ghanaian families, and the visit shows how colleagues in the film industry sometimes step in to help. It also brings fresh attention to the situation of a veteran actor who has been out of public view for years. Readers who want to support him should rely on his family for how best to do so.
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Kanayo O. Kanayo says the chance to link Ghanaian and Nigerian talent drew him to the project.
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