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Mr. Ibu Has His Leg Amputated Due To Illness

Actor John Okafor, well known as Mr. Ibu, had one of his legs amputated due to illness.

This afternoon, November 6, Mr. Ibu Instagram feed was updated with a statement from his family.

The statement that was made public stated that in order to keep him alive, the leg had to be amputated. It was also revealed in the statement that he has had seven successful surgeries to date.

The statement read: ‘’Good afternoon, Nigerians. We want to appreciate everyone who has come through for our dad; saying we are grateful is an understatement, and only the good Lord can thank you all enough for every help you’ve rendered.

Read Also: Mr Ibu Has Had 5 Surgeries And Is In The Intensive Care Unit – Family

“As of 1 pm, noon today, Daddy has gone through 7 successful surgeries, but to keep him alive and increase his chances of recovery, one of his legs had to be amputated.

“This development has been hard on us all, but we’ve had to accept it as Daddy’s new reality to keep him alive.

“Please, we are still soliciting support from well-meaning Nigerians as, at this stage, Daddy is still very delicate, and he needs all the help he can get.

“Thank you, everyone, the Okafor family is grateful and we don’t take you for granted. In due time, Daddy will personally acknowledge everyone who supported him during this period as soon as he’s stable.”

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