Yoruba's veteran actress, Jugo George, received a ray of hope after her 41 -year -old daughter, who disappeared four years ago, was recently found alive in Mali.
The emotional revelation was carried out for the first time during an episode of Talk To B, a program presented by the actress Biola Bayo. In the interview, Jumoke told how Apolola had been living with his grandmother in Ibadan but disappeared after informing the family traveling to Lagos. For four years, his whereabouts was still unknown.
According to the actress, Apolola, who recently contacted, asking for forgiveness and explaining that he had left the country with friends in search of better opportunities.
During the interview, a visibly emotional jumoke opened over its continuous health and financing battles. She revealed that her condition had made her miss the acting work, leading her to reimburse payments and receive loans for medical care. He also revealed that he still needs additional, estimated tests to cost N400,000.
“I've been hiding my situation from shame and fear,” said Jumoke Licoro. “Since I got sick, I had to cancel the jobs. Once they paid me for a paper, but I had to use the money for treatment. I finally borrowed to reimburse the person.”
She added: “Any small money that wins from occasional works is dedicated to looking for my missing daughter. He left Ibadan, saying that he would come to see me in Lagos, but never arrived.”
On Wednesday, the host Biola Bayo shared an encouraging update through Instagram, confirming that he had a video call with Decola, which is currently in Mali. Although Apolola has not yet spoken directly with his mother, it is said that Jumoke relieves to know that his daughter is alive.
Biola also revealed that Jumoke is receiving attention at a state hospital in Lagos and is waiting for more medical evaluations.
“With luck, it will be discharged or admitted according to the results of their medical tests,” Biola wrote. “Thank you all for support.”
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