“Your number isn’t going” – Wumi Toriola, Sola Kosoko, others react as colleague , Tope Osoba undergoes breast cancer surgery

Some Nollywood stars have reacted to the cry for help from their colleague, Temitope Kofoworola Osoba, better known as Tope Osoba.

Kemi Filani reported on Friday that Foluke Daramola had shared a video of Osoba appreciating the public for supporting and rendering financial assistance to her to undergo breast surgery.

Captioning the video, Foluke revealed that Tope had gone through the surgery, and though they didn’t get much, they appreciated the public for their assistance. Daramola noted how her family members rallied around and were able to pay for the surgery, but they still hoped for the public’s support.

Taking to her comment section,

Wumi Toriola wrote, “Modaran ha

Kolawole Ajeyemi wrote, “Oh My God Tope. Your number isn’t going?

One Lola Magret wrote, “Haaaa! Tope you are healed in Jesus name

Bukola Adeeyo wrote, “Omg

Shola Kosoko wrote, “What??

jayeola Monje wrote, “Jesus”.

In February, in an interview with her colleague, Biola Bayo, Temitope recounted a traumatizing moment of sexual assault by a family member. The upcoming Yoruba actress, who took a break from the industry, revealed that she moved out of her ‘toxic’ grandmother’s house to stay with her uncle. Unfortunately, things turned out worse for her, as her uncle was sexually assaulting her and making advances towards her, which affected her career to some extent and she suffered depression because of her inability to make ends meet.

Over the years, Foluke Daramola has become a mouthpiece for ailing veterans, as she loves to offer support to ailing veterans. In March of 2023, Daramola had cried out for help over veteran actress, Obiqgheli Molobe’s ailing health. She urged the public to offer financial assistance to Obiqgheli and her children as the actress was down with a partial stroke. She revealed that the veteran is also a diabetes patient and has High Blood Pressure.

In August of this year, Foluke Daramola had called for support for her ailing production manager, Yusuf Olorungbebe, who eventually died. Speaking on his death, Daramola expressed heartbreak over his demise, as she appreciated the public for their support.