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Moji Olaiya Died Of Stomach Ulcer & C-Section Complication – Daughter & Family Members Speak
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May 21, 2017 – Moji Olaiya: Stomach Ulcer & C-Section Complication Killed Her – Daughter & Family Members
During Sunday Scoop’s visit to Moji Olaiya’s Magodo family home, her daughter Adunola said she spoke to her on the day she died and nothing showed she was prepared to die.
Her words:
It was gathered that the actress spoke with a friend of hers in Nigeria 3 hours before she died.
According to Moji Olaiya’s grieving relatives, she had stomach ulcer which caused serious complication during her c-section surgery.
She reportedly managed the discomfort and pain until the time of her death.
A source said Moji Olaiya would have survived if she gave birth in Nigeria but it is too late to start the blame game.
MADAM ERANKO
May 21, 2017 at 9:04 AM
GOING ABROAD FOR ANY MEDICAL IS DANGERIOUS BECAUSE THE ,,OYINBO ,, WOULD NOT LET YOU EAT FOR DAYS , THEY WILL STARVE YOU AND THEN BEGIN TO GIVE YOU HEAVY DRUG THAT WOULD MAKE YOU WEAK .
baby
May 21, 2017 at 12:57 PM
i put the blame on her friend that make life uncomfortable for her in canada,everybody abroad is the same if they gave you accomodation within a week they will start troubling you both physically and mentally because of 1pound or dolla bill,Nigeria coming abroad be carefully save alot of money before coming to enable you get your own apartment for the lent you will stay,no friend,siter,brother,father,mother,uncle etc in Abroad alot of them have turn to eveil and monster because of hard currency,be aware,a woman that survive after 2months of delivery she die because her body couldn’t take the stress or argument from her host,someone that has her own home in Nigeria suddenly seeing herself managing with another person maybe with instruction and bully behaviour.
fifelomo
May 21, 2017 at 6:14 PM
Rip MJ.
Patrick Tagbo Oguejiofor
May 21, 2017 at 8:57 PM
The death of this beautiful and talented actress is not only a big loss to her family but also to the entertainment industry. Although I never knew her in person I feel her loss deeply. May God grant her eternal peace and give the family the courage to bear the loss.
jjjazz
June 8, 2017 at 5:26 PM
it is so unfortunate,my her soul rest in peace, however,the best treatment you can get is abroad,U.S,U.K,CANADA,AUSTRALIA, GERMANY, BELGIUM,NAME IT but health care defers in each nation.If you are going abroad have your money in your pocket at least to take care of your accommodation, you can stay with family or friends but please try and understand they work hard, some are on night shift they have bills to pay, try and support them too.i have seen a lot of Naija who came abroad and become problem for who they stay with,if you talk to them ,they tell you i have mansion in lekki.
you may have mansion in lekki ,but you are not on holiday in lekki, please help those abroad they are not millionaire, they work harf for there pound,dollars,rupee e.t.c.
Moji,RIP