TRENDING
Nasarawa decries rising cases of hepatitis, vaccinates 1,000 civil servants • Wrestle with your failures, not opponents, Atiku blasts Tinubu over 2027 remark • FG, South Africa hold talks over fresh xenophobic attacks • BREAKING: Nigeria Customs announces implementation of fresh tariff amendments, fiscal measures • Nigeria Customs announces implementation of fresh tariff amendments, fiscal measures • Nnamdi Kanu vs Ejiofor: Can lawyers disclose ‘confidential information’ about their ex-clients? • These professional certifications are quietly transforming careers across Nigeria • Wanafunzi 18 wa vyuo vikuu waachiwa huru Kisutu, wakamatwa tena • Oil prices climb by over 6% after significant decline • Benue killing: Alia, PDP trade blame over death of 15 residents • Transfer: Henderson terminates Brentford contract ahead of Chelsea move • Sterling HoldCo grows half-year profit by 20% despite higher loan losses • Keystone Bank partners Kewalram to expand auto financing, EV access • IGP unveils new strategy to track terror funds • Presco to pay N11.6bn interim dividend as H1 pre-tax profit rises to N122.2bn • Zamfara Federal Polytechnic Rector, 22 others rescued from kidnappers • Court sentences man to life imprisonment for grievous harm • Pro-Kremlin TV Commentator Ordered To Leave France, Under House Arrest • How Viva Plus Is Rewriting Nigeria’s Cleaning Story • Enugu suspends traditional ruler, gives reasons • Nasarawa decries rising cases of hepatitis, vaccinates 1,000 civil servants • Wrestle with your failures, not opponents, Atiku blasts Tinubu over 2027 remark • FG, South Africa hold talks over fresh xenophobic attacks • BREAKING: Nigeria Customs announces implementation of fresh tariff amendments, fiscal measures • Nigeria Customs announces implementation of fresh tariff amendments, fiscal measures • Nnamdi Kanu vs Ejiofor: Can lawyers disclose ‘confidential information’ about their ex-clients? • These professional certifications are quietly transforming careers across Nigeria • Wanafunzi 18 wa vyuo vikuu waachiwa huru Kisutu, wakamatwa tena • Oil prices climb by over 6% after significant decline • Benue killing: Alia, PDP trade blame over death of 15 residents • Transfer: Henderson terminates Brentford contract ahead of Chelsea move • Sterling HoldCo grows half-year profit by 20% despite higher loan losses • Keystone Bank partners Kewalram to expand auto financing, EV access • IGP unveils new strategy to track terror funds • Presco to pay N11.6bn interim dividend as H1 pre-tax profit rises to N122.2bn • Zamfara Federal Polytechnic Rector, 22 others rescued from kidnappers • Court sentences man to life imprisonment for grievous harm • Pro-Kremlin TV Commentator Ordered To Leave France, Under House Arrest • How Viva Plus Is Rewriting Nigeria’s Cleaning Story • Enugu suspends traditional ruler, gives reasons
Otti approves payment of first phase of Ngozi Nwosu’s medical bills
Back to Home

Otti approves payment of first phase of Ngozi Nwosu’s medical bills

Vanguard Nigeria about 3 hours 2 mins read
Otti approves payment of first phase of Ngozi Nwosu’s medical bills

By Enitan Abdultawab

Abia State Governor Alex Otti has approved the payment of the first phase of medical expenses for veteran Nollywood actress Ngozi Nwosu following her public appeal for financial assistance to undergo multiple surgeries.

The 62-year-old actress, an indigene of Abia State, recently disclosed that she requires three surgeries and needs about ₦30 million to cover the cost of her treatment.

The governor’s Senior Special Assistant on Tourism and Entertainment, Martins Okey Justice, announced the intervention in a post on X, expressing appreciation to Otti for responding to the actress’s health challenge.

“His Excellency @alexottiofr have just stepped in on the health issues of our Nollywood legendary actress Mrs. Ngozi Nwosu to approve the first part of her medical bills,” he wrote.

While commending the governor’s gesture, the entertainer-turned-government aide noted that the support covers only part of the required medical expenses and appealed to Nigerians to continue supporting the actress.

“While we sincerely appreciate His Excellency, we still appeal to kind-hearted Nigerians to please support her in any way possible you can,” he said.

Mr Justice also conveyed the appreciation of members of the creative industry to the governor for the timely intervention.

“On behalf of the creative industry, we all thank you immensely, my leader. Ndewo sir,” he added.

The post Otti approves payment of first phase of Ngozi Nwosu’s medical bills appeared first on Vanguard News.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.