Recently, Muonagor appealed to Nigerians for financial assistance for a scheduled kidney transplant in India. Death has struck again in Nollywood as veteran actor, Amaechi Mounachi, has been reported dead....CONTINUE READING
The actor, famous for his comical roles, passed away after a protracted battle with kidney disease, diabetes, and stroke.
The tragic news of Muonagor’s death hit the internet on the evening of Sunday, March 24, 2024.
This is coming barely one week after a video circulated online showing the 61-year-old actor lying still in bed, requesting financial aid to support his kidney transplant.
Sitting next to the Nollywood legend was a fellow actor, Kingsley Orji, who pleaded on his behalf.
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Orji had earlier revealed that Muonagor had been battling diabetes and stroke, with the latter causing paralysis in his leg.
Muonagor spent the last few months of his life bedridden [Facebook/Hon Tony Oneweek Muonagor]
In a social media post last November, Muonagor’s cousin, Hon Tony Muonagor, posted a picture of him sitting next to the ailing actor on a hospital bed, stating that he wants the public to know the situation with his relative.
He later went into details of how the Nollywood legend had been battling kidney disease, diabetes, and stroke. He said though Muonagor had been managing his diabetes over the years and living his life, he was undergoing weekly dialysis at the time of the post.
Muonagor had been receiving dialysis and physiotherapy, amongst other treatments, Tony added. The actor joins a list of other Nollywood veterans who died this month. Most notably, John ‘Mr Ibu’ Okafor died on March 2 after a protracted illness that led to the amputation of his leg.
