Nollywood filmmaker and digital creator, Izutech and actor Stanley Ontop have raised concerns about their colleague, Jerry Williams’ mental health amid his battle with drug addiction.
DAILY POST reports that the concerns are coming one year after actor Izutech took Jerry to rehab.
Izutech and actor Stanley Ontop raised an alarm over Williams’ worsening condition despite his rehabilitation.
Revealing plans to take the actor to another rehabilitation centre, Izutech explained that Jerry has refused to go for his check-up and also said his situation might be spiritual.
Izutech shared a photo showing Jerry Williams in police custody looking unkempt.
In an Instagram post, Izutech explained that he is currently working with the authorities to see how Jerry can be taken to another rehabilitation facility.
“So I have to post this chart here because it is not only this lady who is complaining but many; please, you all need to forgive, and also I want to make it clear that Jerry needs love and help at this point. Anyone he is calling now to claim he is fine, do not listen to him because even he doesn’t know what is happening to him and that’s why I have to post this here.
“I have drafted something and sent it to his family, and I am waiting for them. If they do not do the needful, then I will assist Jerry and make sure he goes to rehab for 1 or 2 years; then I will have to blast everything online here so that even my Chi will know that I have voiced out and not just that I will not use my right as an activist to do what I have to do.”
Also raising concerns about Jerry, Stanley Ontop asked the movie industry about his whereabouts.
Reacting to the development in the comments section of Izutech’s post, one luchysplace wrote, “Please let his family do Agwu for him. Spiritual things deep ooo. Hospital no dey cure am.”
goody_uc wrote, “I chatted him yesterday; he really needs help.”
ojaswilliamo wrote, “Na drugs nothing like spiritual; when drugs start, you go think say na spiritual.”
nkechiegurefa wrote, “I wonder what the person who is doing this to him gains in doing this; it’s well.”