Thespian, Chacha Eke, has addressed fears by her brother IK Eke and colleagues Georgina Onuoha, and Victoria Inyama following her declaration of the end of her marriage.
The actress who has explained her situation blaming it on a mental health problem now disgnosed as bipolar disorder, said her colleagues Georgina Onuoha and Victoria Inyama have nothing to worry about.
In a new video posted to YouTube, Chacha told the duo of Georgina Onuoha and Victoria Inyama that she is fine and that they have no reason to keep worrying about her.
The actress also slammed her brother, IK Eke after he released series of posts saying his sister is not bipolar and is simply trying to cover up for an abusive husband.
Chacha told her brother to stop spreading falsehood. She accused him of “putting fire where there’s none and creating doubt,” adding that she hasn’t seen her brother in almost two years.
“The last time I saw him was on May 12, 2019,” she said.
Chacha added that for years, even before marrying her husband, there had been an “age-long strain” between her and her family members and her brother is simply trying to cause problems now. She asked him to stop it because it’s not “cute”.
She went on to narrate what happened on the day she released the viral video that gave Nigerians cause for concern. She said she had not taken her bipolar drugs for three days and was rather flushing them down the toilet.
She added that when her husband mentioned it to her, she got angry, called him out and raced to a bank to withdraw money and then to a call service centre to retrieve an old phone line she had destroyed herself.
Her brother reacted to her video by promising to stay out of her business.
He wrote on his Instagram Stories: “I believe those that said I should fight for my sister will chill now? You can’t save who does not want to be saved!
“You haven’t seen me for two years wow! When next drama pops up I’ll sit with the audience and enjoy the view. Enjoy the “bipolar.”
On her part, Georgina Onuoha reacted, writing: “My darling Chacha .. it’s good to hear from you and to know you are holding up well. What a relief it is. Yes I was worried to death for you after seeing your initial post.
“As one who managed a psychiatric hospital. I saw so many signs of stress and trauma/fear. Be that as it may, it gladdens my heart to hear directly from you and to know all is well.
“Victoria Inyama and I were worried for your wellbeing and safety. Reaching out was born out of love for you and the distress call you posted previously. Take good care of you, please get enough rest as much as you can. I wish you nothing but a speedy recovery. Cheers.”
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