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First Lady Remi, Nana Shettima visit ailing actor Zack Orji in Abuja hospital

First Lady Remi, Nana Shettima visit ailing actor Zack Orji in Abuja hospital

First Lady Remi Tinubu, and Nana Shettima, wife of the vice president, paid a visit to the National Hospital in Abuja to show support to veteran actor Zack Orji, who was recently hospitalised.

The dignitaries were present to meet the first baby of the year at the hospital.

According to Tayo Hastrup, spokesman for the National Hospital, Zack Orji’s health has stabilised, and he has started talking.

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Hastrup conveyed gratitude for the actor’s improved condition, noting that his wife remains by his side throughout the recovery process.

Zack Orji was admitted to the hospital on Friday, December 29, after collapsing in his residence in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

The visit from prominent figures reflects the solidarity and concern for the well-being of the renowned movie star.

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