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Charles Okocha Opens Up on Surviving Six Gunshots
- Nollywood actor Charles Okocha revealed he survived six gunshots, with one bullet passing through his stomach.
- During an interview, he stripped off his shirt to show the bullet wounds, proving his survival story.
- Okocha described himself as a survivor, emphasizing the challenges he has overcome in life.
Nollywood actor and comedian Charles Okocha, popularly known as Igwe 2Pac, has recounted his near-death experience after surviving six gunshot wounds.
Speaking on a recent episode of Curiosity Made Me Ask, Okocha revealed that one of the bullets pierced through his stomach and exited from the other side.
Nollywood actor and comedian Charles Okocha, popularly known as Igwe 2Pac
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EKO HOT BLOG gathered that when host Bae U Barbie asked, “Is it true that you were shot six times?” Okocha stripped off his shirt to display his scars, affirming, “I want the whole world to see my scars—six shots.
One of the bullets entered my stomach and popped out the other side.”
Expressing gratitude for his survival, he added, “If only you knew I was shot, you wouldn’t be asking me. I’m a survivor. Look at my life, look at what I’ve been through.
Nollywood actor and comedian Charles Okocha, popularly known as Igwe 2Pac
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