VIDEO: Actress Omeche Oko hospitalised after on-set motorcycle crash

Nollywood actress Omeche Oko has shared a harrowing account of an on-set accident that resulted in her hospitalization. The incident occurred during a film shoot when the motorcycle she was riding as a passenger lost control after colliding with a metal barrier.

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Life is very, very fragile. It could have been a different story, but God said NO. If u see an actor today, give them a hug. We take a lot of risks for the craft. All I can say is Thank You, God.

The scene, captured in a video shared by Oko on Instagram, shows her riding on the back of a motorcycle operated by colleague Victory Michael. The shoot took a dangerous turn when Michael hit a vehicle barrier, causing him to lose control and eject Oko onto the ground. The video depicted the immediate aftermath, with crew members and fellow actors rushing to her aid as she cried out in pain.

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My God. What fuels your passion won’t cause you pain. Sending you prayers and love.

Oko was subsequently taken to a hospital for medical treatment, receiving injections and care for the physical trauma sustained. In her post, she reflected on the fragility of life and expressed profound gratitude for surviving the accident. "Life is very, very fragile. It could have been a different story, but God said NO," she wrote, urging fans to appreciate actors for the risks they undertake. "If u see an actor today, give them a hug. We take a lot of risks for the craft."

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The struggles behind scenes, I pray for a quick comeback.

The video and Oko's account have drawn numerous reactions from colleagues and fans, many of whom have sent well wishes for a speedy recovery. Users on Instagram expressed sympathy and solidarity, acknowledging the unseen struggles actors face. Fellow actors and fans commented on the dangers inherent in the profession, with many offering prayers and support for Oko's quick return to health.

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So sorry oyine, I pray for quick recovery for you. And may God bless you all, actresses and actors. Omoh, it’s not easy.