Nollywood actor Alesh Sanni has shown support for his ailing colleague, Tope Osoba.

Kemi Filani reported on Friday that Foluke Daramola had shared a video of Osoba appreciating the public for supporting and rendering financial assistance to her to undergo breast cancer surgery.

Captioning the video, Foluke revealed that Tope had gone through the surgery, and though they didn’t get much, they appreciated the public for their assistance. Daramola noted how her family members rallied around and were able to pay for the surgery, but they still hoped for the public’s support. See the video here.

Taking to his Instagram page, Alesh expressed how sad he is, however, he is happy that he isn’t posting in RIP. Calling for her assistance for the actress, he stated that he wished he could take care of all her bills, but he couldn’t. The actor, who is short of words, begged the public to help her out as he described Tope as a sweet and amazing person and a giver.

“Really sad posting this, but it’s better NOT to post my sister’s rip. Kindly help me help my sweet sister.
Please, I am really short of words, but I want to beg you all to help me send any amount to her account. She’s so sweet, amazing, and a giver. I wish I could take care of all the bills, but it’s well. She needs your help, she had breast cancer surgery and it was successful but needs more treatment by raising funds I beg you all in any way you can assist her GOD will reward you with bigger
Her acct num : 0107515251 gtbank Tope Osoba
You can save a soul by helping GOD bless you all
@osobatemitope I wish you a quick recovery, sweet sis”.

This isn’t the first time Alesh Sanni has called for support for his colleague. In February, when Bisola Badmus opened up on her battle with a brain tumor, Alesh had appealed to the public. He solicited help as he told his colleagues not to wait till she was dead before making contributions.

In August, while mourning his brother’s demise, Alesh Sanni, sent a message to his fans. He revealed that nothing makes sense to him anymore as he noted how one minute a person can be alive, and the next minute, they are dead. He told his fans to live their best life because the next minute isn’t promised.

In February, in an interview with her colleague, Biola Bayo, Temitope recounted a traumatizing moment of sexual assault by a family member. The upcoming Yoruba actress, who took a break from the industry, revealed that she moved out of her ‘toxic’ grandmother’s house to stay with her uncle. Unfortunately, things turned out worse for her, as her uncle was sexually assaulting her and making advances towards her, which affected her career to some extent and she suffered depression because of her inability to make ends meet.