Nollywood actress Bisola Badmus has bravely shared her harrowing journey of battling a brain tumour over the past three years in an emotional video alongside her colleague Kunle Afod.
The video, which has touched many hearts, reveals that Badmus‘s condition had deteriorated to the point where she was unable to see or recognise anyone.
In the video, Bisola described the extent of her struggle, saying, “For the past three years, I have been battling a brain tumour.
“It reached a stage where I couldn’t say anything or recognize anyone. I have been on medication, and while I am getting better, there is no surgical option for my condition. The drugs are a necessary part of my life now.”
She also offered some insight into her condition, adding, “They said there is no operation for it and I have been using drugs for the past two years. The drugs aren’t something that can be stopped. What causes brain tumours is too much thinking.”
In the video, Bisola described the extent of her struggle, saying, “For the past three years, I have been battling a brain tumour.
“It reached a stage where I couldn’t say anything or recognize anyone. I have been on medication, and while I am getting better, there is no surgical option for my condition. The drugs are a necessary part of my life now.”
She also offered some insight into her condition, adding, “They said there is no operation for it and I have been using drugs for the past two years. The drugs aren’t something that can be stopped. What causes brain tumours is too much thinking.”
Many fans have expressed their support and offered prayers for her recovery through social media comments.
Kareem Mariam suggested, “Please, I think she needs to be surrounded by happy people so that she won’t be thinking again.”
Taiwo Peters Cv1oe wrote, “Don’t cry anymore; God will give you total restoration in Jesus’ name.”
Suliat Amusa urged, “They should help her with money, let her buy it by herself.”
Ajiborode Olanike Janet expressed gratitude for Bisola’s improvement, stating, “Crying here. But at least she’s fine, Glory be to God.”
Aminat Aramide prayed, “I pray for a permanent healing hand of God in her life. Amen.”
Bukola Oduntan recommended, “Please let her join the NSPPD fire altar at 7 am every day. What God cannot do doesn’t exist. God’s healing hands on you, Sis.”