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Daddy Showkey Reveals Akpabio’s Crucial Role In His 3-Year Fight To Walk Again

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Daddy Showkey Reveals Akpabio’s Crucial Role In His 3-Year Fight To Walk Again

Veteran Nigerian musician John Asiemo, better known by his stage name as Daddy Showkey, has recalled how Senate President Godswill Akpabio helped him after a severe car accident left him unable to walk for a number of years.

This was revealed by Showkey in an interview with The Podcast Network, where he talked about the challenging time after the accident and how Akpabio helped him heal.

He said: “My spine failed, I could not walk for 3 years, I had a car accident. It was before the assassination attempts. When I had that car accident the person who first came to my rescue was Godswill Akpabio.

“He helped me to go to hospital and I was in hospital for 3 years. He played a lot of roles. I knew him before he became a commissioner and he is a true friend. When that thing happened to me if not for Godswill Akpabio I would not have walked again.”

We are truly grateful to God for guiding Akpabio to step in and offer such vital assistance. His kindness and support have made a profound difference in Daddy Showkey’s life, and we pray that God blesses him abundantly for his compassion and generosity. May his good deeds be rewarded manifold, and may he continue to be a blessing to others.

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