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Nigerian comedian Julius Agwu has revealed that he suffered erectile dysfunction after undergoing brain surgery in the United States in 2015. He spoke about the impact on his health, career and personal life during a recent episode of the Beer Parlour Talk Show.
Nigerian comedian and actor Julius Agwu has revealed that he suffered erectile dysfunction after undergoing brain surgery in the United States in 2015. Agwu disclosed this on a recent episode of the Beer Parlour Talk Show uploaded on Saturday.
He spoke about the impact of the surgery on his body, career and personal life. During the conversation, the host asked if the brain condition or the surgery had affected other parts of his body, including his sexual function. Responding, Agwu said, After I do am, prick no dey work again now. E no dey work.
Brain Tumours And Nerve Damage
The surgery was performed in 2015 after doctors discovered three tumours in his brain, with one reportedly the size of a golf ball. Other guests on the programme, including Mr Patrick, explained how a nerve connected to the brain was affected during the procedure. They linked the nerve damage to the complication Agwu described. The latest revelation came towards the end of the Beer Parlour Talk Show episode.
Agwu also reflected on his contribution to Nigerian comedy, particularly his role in developing music comedy. He said, Music comedy na me form am o, that is to tell you how my brain dey work. Agwu then broke into tears while recounting his career and expressing his feelings of betrayal and abandonment. He said, God wey I dey serve, anybody wey get hand for wetin happen to me.
I go dey look. My friends deserted me. They stopped talking to me, many of them. It is well.
Abandonment During Health Crisis
Agwu broke down in tears while recounting how he felt abandoned during his health crisis. The comedian has remained a prominent figure in Nigerias comedy scene. He is known for combining music and comedy in his performances and for his work in Nollywood. The interview also touched on his personal life and career struggles after the surgery.
Agwu has previously clarified that he never said his estranged wife married him for money. His ex-wife, Ibiere, has also spoken publicly, urging people never to laugh at or mock someone's situation. The Beer Parlour Talk Show episode was uploaded on Saturday and has drawn attention for Agwus candid account. His disclosure adds to a rare public discussion of sexual dysfunction after major surgery.
Agwu remains a well-known entertainer in Nigeria and beyond. He built a reputation for blending music and comedy long before his health challenges became public. Fans and colleagues have continued to react to his story. The comedian said he is still trusting God despite the difficulties he has faced.
Turning Point In Career And Life
The surgery in 2015 was a major turning point in his life and career. He has since spoken about the physical and emotional toll of the procedure. His comments on the show were made in Nigerian Pidgin and have been widely shared online. The episode also featured other guests who discussed health and recovery.
Agwu said the nerve damage affected his sexual function. He did not give further medical details during the interview. The host asked specifically about the effect on other parts of his body. Agwu answered directly and without hesitation.
He also spoke about how his friends abandoned him during his health crisis. He said many stopped talking to him. The comedian became emotional as he recounted the experience. He said he looks to God over what happened to him.
Mental Health And Personal Cost
Agwu is known for his work in Nollywood as well as stand-up comedy. He has remained a prominent figure in Nigerias entertainment industry. The interview has sparked conversations about post-surgery complications and mental health. It also highlights the personal cost of serious illness for public figures.
The show was uploaded on Saturday and quickly gained traction. Viewers praised Agwu for speaking openly about a sensitive subject.
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