Popular, Nollywood actress, Chacha Eke has shed more light on the terrifying manic episode she experienced a year ago.
Chacha took to social media to reveal a fake ID card she used a year ago in a desperate attempt to run away from home.
Photo credit: ChaCha Eke/Instagram
According to her, she had a manic episode that lasted for months. She loitered streets, hotels and beaches of Lagos for days. She added that she used the fake ID to travel to Ghana by boat.
“Using this “made-up” Identity card of me from one of my imaginary companies; I headed for Ghana by boat. Clad in black jalabia, I kept moving. I passed border after border; terrified & unrecognized. In that moment, I was a “Drifter”, she said.
The actress said she had woken up one early morning at 3 am and felt unsafe at home, so she ran to a motor park in Asaba and subsequently travelled to Lagos.
Furthermore, she said that she was able to regain her memory at First Bank plc Ghana through the help of their staff, Esther.
She added that Esther recognized her and helped her remember herself and her home.
“One year later, I’m thankful to have survived one of my craziest episodes ever recorded,” she wrote.
Reacting in the comments section Chineduikedieze commented: “Too many things under the clothes. May God be praised !! It’s well, dear. What People Go Through.”
lincedochie reacted: “All glory to GOD you are healed and back on the block.”
Linet_harrison said: “That time you even stopped posting, it was a sad moment for me but whenever I see you, I have every reason to thank God for you. Am so happy you’re back darling Chacha.”
itz_dedede said: “Thanks for sharing this information I’m sure many will identify with these symptoms and come out for help as they may be in denial God perfect your healing IJN.”
Ngozi.ohams commented: “This is a very sensitive issue quietly eating up the society. You are a strong woman and a fighter. Thank God for your life ❤️❤️.”
d_real_lynda reacted: “And no single person video you in this SM era. Haaa!!”
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