Is it true Kemi Afolabi was poison?

Is it true Kemi Afolabi was poison?

There’s news going around that Kemi Afolabi was poisoned by a Nigerian Fuji musician Wasiu Ayinde known as K1 De Ultimate and Friends because she has once dated Wasiu Ayinde and his friend.

It has been disclosed that the Popular Nollywood Actress, Kemi Afolabi, was diagnosed with an incurable illness named Lupus, which has affected her work, and relationships and has ultimately “changed her life forever”.

she also said that the illness prevents her from being exposed to strong lighting, which is the reality of her job as an actress.

Shedding light on the issue, she said, “For my first three months at LUTH, I didn’t know what the problem was. They had run a whole lot of tests. Different doctors kept coming, they would ask her questions and she would communicate with them through writing. One of the doctors finally came and he was able to tell her the kind of test she will run, and this test was done in South Africa, and it took like two weeks to get the result.”

She also said “I knew something was wrong because I had 11-15 doctors when they wanted to tell me what was wrong. I even thought it was something worse than what is worse because I’m an actor, so I can actually tell the reactions on the doctors’ faces.

Eventually, they were asking her questions like do you still want more babies? and She said ‘Yes I do’. They told her that there is risk in doing that because with what they are about to tell her, she will need to stay away from a lot of things, that her life has changed forever,” they said.

She added that when she eventually got her diagnosis she was broken, as “she was even told that she had to avoid lighting, and that is what pays her bill as an actress. Her life just changed forever.”

She, however, noted that her family has been supportive at this point, adding, “At some point, I was feeling like I couldn’t breathe properly. So, I said, let my daughter come and see me in this position. Even if I am going to die, I need to see my daughter. So, they brought her, and she broke down. To her surprise, after a week of crying all of sudden, she became mature, and she started asking how she can help with my medication. I had this feeling that, even if I am going to die eventually, the moment I have left, I need to be there for her. My mother was overstressed; she was going in and out of the hospital with me. The burden was so much because we couldn’t share with a lot of people what was going on. So, she was carrying it alone. God bless her for me.”