Nollywood actress Bisola Badmus has appreciated the public for their unwavering support as she battles brain tumor.
In a video posted on her official Instagram page, she expressed gratitude to the public for their show of love. Bisola appreciated both her industry colleagues and Nigerians, home and abroad, for coming to her aid. She stated that she didn’t know the favor she did to deserve the love people showed to her.
“I appreciate everybody, both the industry, everybody home and abroad. I don’t know what I did to deserve the love you all showed to me; I appreciate you all, honestly”.
Many flooded her comment section with prayers
Her colleague Ayo Olaiya wrote, “Bisola Ayane Eledumare. Glory be to God
Lola Magret wrote, “Perfect healing IJN
One Honey Glow Beauty World and Spa wrote, “God will strengthen you more in Jesus’ name. My beautiful sis, pls send ur account number to me on DM pls
One I Am Deoye wrote, “Alhamdulilahi Robil Alameen
One Jumoke George wrote, “The Lord will heal and make you completely whole again
One Olamide Balogun Mariam wrote, “Perfect healing from above Insha Allah
One Ajoke Surprise wrote, “Divine healing bijahi rosul
One Rajiaminat5 wrote, “May God perfect your healing Madam
One Ayaba Adeyeri wrote, “May God perfect your healing
One Metty Hair wrote, “May the Lord perfect your healings”.
Kemi Filani reported last week that Bisola Badmus, in an interview with colleague Kunle Afod, revealed she has been battling a brain tumor for three years, and it got to a stage where she couldn’t see or recognize anyone. Bisola, however, said she has been using drugs and her condition is improving.
In another interview with Biola Bayo, she opened up on her co-parenting struggles with her son’s father, Kwam1. She said she initially didn’t tell him about her sickness, but he got to know and helped her for a while until he stopped responding to her calls.
Reaching out to him, she stated that she wants him to take care of the responsibilities of their son as it hasn’t been easy for her.
Following her cry out, many Nigerians had offered assistance to her, with some offering to sponsor her son through school. A volunteer had promised to send Bisola abroad for her brain surgery. To add to it, her son Michael’s school fees have been paid all through his secondary school, and he has also received a scholarship from his University from another person.