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Nollywood Actor, Prince James Uche is Now Blind! (Photos)
Veteran Nollywood actor, Prince James Uche, who has been at the hospital struggling to survive is now blind. So sad!.
New photos and reports which emerged online few hours ago reveals that veteran Nollywood actor, Prince James Uche, has now gone blind.
According to an exclusive report by LIB, the popular actor who has been in a bad spot for several months now, is suffering from renal failure and is still in the hospital struggling to live.
He reportedly needs N2.6million to pay his hospital bill and N11million for kidney transplant and eye surgery in India. He’s been in the hospital for over a year and 7 months now.
If you want to help, please send money to: Prince James Uche – WEMA Bank – 0232151677…
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