How I Lost Pregnancy On Top Of Okada – Helen Paul

Comedienne, actress turned lecturer, Professor Helen Paul has revealed how she lost a two-month pregnancy on top of an Okada in Lagos traffic.

Helen Paul, one of Nigeria’s most remarkable female artistes in an Instagram Live chat also spoke of how she was nearly enticed by a prospective manager to stir scandals for the purpose of getting followers on social media.

 GreenWhiteGreen GWG had reported how Helen Paul relocated to the United States to pursue an academic career following the acquisition of a PhD degree.

Revealing how she lost a two month-pregnancy on top of an Okada while going to a show, the well loved artiste said:

“I had more than five commercial motorcycle riders on standby. In case there was traffic, they would pick me up from any location.

“One day, I was going for a show and I was two months pregnant. I was with a friend named Frank and it was on that bike I lost my pregnancy.

“I told Frank that something was wrong with my stomach and that I was stained with blood. He checked my clothes and said I was stained with the blood of my menstrual cycle. I told him then that I had lost my pregnancy.

“At my instruction, I was taken to a hospital in Ikeja, Lagos State. The hospital cleaned me up but sadly, I could not attend the show I was rushing to.”

Speaking on the pressures on artistes to acquire clout, she said:

“I once told someone that I really loved his work and that I would like to work with him. I had seen him manage two female artistes successfully. However, his response was, “Helen, if I am going to work with you, you may not like my pattern. We may have to create one or two scandals for you so that the crowd can ‘follow’ you’.

“I then asked him what type of scandals he meant. He told me to check up on people that had about 10 million followers (on social media). He also stated that the scandal could be a divorce or any other controversial issue. He said that when I did that, I would get (more) followers.

“He also stated that after some time, I should begin doing charitable acts that would cover up any unpleasant thing I had done. He felt that the most important thing was to have many followers.

“There is a lot of manipulation out there and some times, one cold be tempted to consider doing those things. Sometimes, I am tempted to post (on social media) some of the materials possessions I have acquired. But, I am blessed to have people that call me to order. So, I am not able to show off, and that could be painful too.”

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