Kemi Adetiba, has publicly discussed her struggle with fibroids.
She shared her experience in response to actress Ini Dima-Okojie’s health update regarding her own fibroid journey.
Ini Dima-Okojie called for medical professionals to seek a permanent solution for fibroids.
Award-winning Nigerian filmmaker Kemi Adetiba has opened up about her ongoing battle with fibroids.
The movie producer shared her experience while reacting to an Instagram post by Nollywood actress Ini Dima-Okojie, who gave an update on her own health journey. Ini appealed to medical professionals to find a lasting cure for fibroids and encouraged women facing the condition to stay strong.
“We NEED a cure for fibroids. In the meantime, I hope every woman dealing with it is hanging in there. Just know that you are not alone,” Ini wrote.
In response, Kemi Adetiba disclosed that she has undergone two surgeries for fibroids and may be preparing for a third.
“I’ve had surgery twice for this already, and it now seems I might need a third. Sigh,” she said.
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Nigerian filmmaker Kemi Adetiba has set social media abuzz following the release of the official music video for “Save Me”, the lead track from the To Kill A Monkey official soundtrack album.
The emotional single, performed by legendary singer 2Baba, dropped alongside its visuals on Wednesday, July 30, just days after Adetiba teased fans with its impending release.
“Save Me” showcases 2Baba’s signature storytelling through music, perfectly complementing the gripping and intense scenes from the To Kill A Monkey series. Adding to the collaboration, Adetiba’s Ghanaian husband and renowned music producer, Oscar Heman-Ackah, features on the track alongside the Afrobeats icon.
Sharing a teaser of the video on her social media page, Adetiba wrote:
“KAV presents the lead single and music video ‘SAVE ME’ by @oscarhemanackah & @official2baba … As featured on the ‘TO KILL A MONKEY’ Official Soundtrack Album.”
Meanwhile, a viewer sparked a conversation online, suggesting that actor Daniel Etim-Effiong would have been a better fit for Bucci Franklin Obuz’s role in the series, noting that his performance style might have delivered the character differently.
Fans can now watch 2Baba’s Save Me video, which brings the story of To Kill A Monkey to life with its striking visuals and emotional depth.
