"I Suffered Partial Stroke As A Marathon Consumer of Alcohol", Ailing Movie Actor Pa Kasumu 

Check folukedamolu interview about Para, there you can more info

I agree @ Stella. He could have relocated a long time ago. Living in Nigeria hasn't helped.

I agree with you

@@nollywoodlolamk3344 honestly he made a mistake by staying back and just spent that huge money in Nigeria.He could have survived with that money in abroad and get his life back.

@@mrsfunmi5942 honestly,he would have managed to get visa for himself and his son so he can be working and be taking care of their utility bills.He can easily get free treatment and have balanced diet and have his life back.

I feel pity for the man, because no one deserves to go through such. But on the other hand, this has nothing to do with Nigeria but individuals. These are the people that worked for their money and enjoyed it, travel out of the country in Business Class, date beautiful ladies, ride on nice cars during their time. There is no such scheme for taking care of veterans when ill in Nigeria.

Dey play

You hope like seriously...Someone is so sincere and shared his life experiences for others to learn , you are trying to judge as usual ways of shaming people so they stop talking. I honestly salute his courage for sharing his life experiences.

God bless you sir,your completely heal in Jesus name

Amen in shaa Allah

Mafo I dey with you

You are one of the people who won't allow persons who want to speak out the truth say it.The man is saying the truth so others can learn from his mistake but instead of you to thank him for educating people, you are blabbing.Shame on you.This is why White people are better than others.They are so free to speak out and others will appreciate them for educating them so they don't fall into the same mistake.Shut up your dirty mouth please and stop running the man's spirit down.Shame on you again.....

@@Lordhavemercy410 You are really understood as you feel it is normal to console with Pa Kasumu because of his ailment. May the Almighty heal him. Meanwhile, I do not think you are right to shout on anyone who has said something to condemn the past drinking habit of Pa Kasumu. It is like two people where one has done something wrong and has confessed to the wrong thing. You as an observer then decided to castigate the person who has condemned the wrong thing. How a hell will that be right? A bad habit is a bad habit that has to be condemned without sentiment and so the person who has condemned it hasn't done so with negativity. You really need to learn how to be open in your judgement and be more analytical before forming your opinion.

You are talking as if you dont know African men when it come to their wives correcting them they will not listen

One of the addictions hard to quit is drinking and smoking even if he had help he might still not be able to stop except he seek professional help and he is determined. Unfortunately most alcoholic stop/reduce drinking when they start having health issues n organ failure

If you're married and your husband takes your advice, thank your stars. Most, especially African men, have ego problems. They think it's out of order to listen to their wives. Husband speaks, wife obeys, period.

Pls he is alive

Lol