How My Boss, Moji Olaiya Died – House Help
The house-help of late actress, Moji Olaiya, Mrs. Keji, has revealed what may have caused her boss’ death. Mrs. Keji who claimed sh...
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The house-help of late actress, Moji Olaiya, Mrs. Keji, has revealed what may have caused her boss’ death.
Mrs. Keji who claimed she was a very close friend of the late actress, said that her boss may have been spiritually attacked.
She said in the last three days before she died, the 42-year-old thespian had placed several calls from her base in Canada to complain of “being uncomfortable.”
She told reporters in Lagos, “Her baby was born premature— her EDD was for May 2017 but complications arose that necessitated that she be induced to save the baby’s life as well as hers.
“But since the delivery in March, her health had not been exactly perfect.”
She said that around 10p.m. Canadian time (3a.m. Nigerian time) Moji went into a crisis.
Mrs Keji, who has been the actress’ housekeeper, added, “Her blood pressure shot up and she became unconscious.
“An ambulance was called to transport her to the hospital.
“But her case worsened and she gave up the ghost before they could make it to the hospital.”
Mrs. Keji who claimed she was a very close friend of the late actress, said that her boss may have been spiritually attacked.
She said in the last three days before she died, the 42-year-old thespian had placed several calls from her base in Canada to complain of “being uncomfortable.”
She told reporters in Lagos, “Her baby was born premature— her EDD was for May 2017 but complications arose that necessitated that she be induced to save the baby’s life as well as hers.
“But since the delivery in March, her health had not been exactly perfect.”
She said that around 10p.m. Canadian time (3a.m. Nigerian time) Moji went into a crisis.
Mrs Keji, who has been the actress’ housekeeper, added, “Her blood pressure shot up and she became unconscious.
“An ambulance was called to transport her to the hospital.
“But her case worsened and she gave up the ghost before they could make it to the hospital.”
