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Actor Harry B makes emotional appeal for Actress Maureen Okpoko[VIDEO]

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Veteran Nigerian actor and musician Harry B Anyanwu has called on Nollywood actors, actresses and the public to support his colleague, actress Maureen Okpoko, who reportedly lost her sight years ago.

In a recent video making the rounds online, Anyanwu appealed to members of the Nigerian film industry to rally around Okpoko and support her treatment.

“I am right here in Enugu with my sister of inestimable value, Maureen Okpoko. Nollywood, let’s reach out to her and support her. She’s blind, but she can restore her sight,” he said.

He also urged fellow actors and actresses to come together and help Okpoko access the treatment she needs to potentially restore her sight.

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Actor Harry B makes emotional appeal for Actress Maureen Okpoko[VIDEO]

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