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Well-known comedian Akuku Danger recently shared an update on his health on Instagram following weeks of struggling with the crippling affects of sickle cell illness.

In an emotional post, the comic talked about the difficulties he had and gave support to other people who were also fighting the same illness.

He took to his Instagram as he reminisced the weeks that he has spent in hospital;

Kenyan comedian Akuku Danger has opened up about his struggles with sickle cell anemia, revealing that he has had several brushes with death.

In an interview on the Iko Nini podcast, Akuku said that doctors have repeatedly told his family to prepare for his death. Once, in Migori, doctors advised his family to take him home to die, saying that there was nothing they could do.
Another time, in Nairobi, doctors advised his family against admitting him to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), saying that he would die anyway and that they should use the money to prepare for his funeral.

Akuku said that he has heard these things, but that he is still alive because God has a purpose for his life.

Sickle cell anemia is a chronic blood condition that can cause a variety of complications, including pain, fatigue, and organ damage. It is a genetic condition that is passed down from parents to children.

Akuku’s story is a reminder of the challenges faced by people with sickle cell anemia. It is also a testament to the power of hope and resilience.

Comedian Manason Ojowi, better known as Akuku Danger, was hospitalized after the burial of his younger sister, Briana Ojowi.

Akuku was discharged from the hospital on August 21 after a week-long stay. He thanked the medical staff at Lifecare Hospital in Migori for their care and understanding of his sickle cell anemia.

Akuku’s sister died on July 30 at the age of 15. She was a form one student at Kadika Girls Secondary School.

Akuku and his family buried Briana on August 14. He shared photos and videos of the burial on social media, writing, “She was always smiling. Rest in peace Merwa. I still can’t come to terms with this. Till we meet again.”

Akuku has four other siblings. He is known for his comedy skits, which often deal with social issues. He has been praised for his ability to make people laugh even in difficult times.

We wish Akuku a speedy recovery and his family our deepest condolences.

Comedian Akuku Danger’s younger sister, Briana Merwa, was laid to rest on Sunday, August 12, after succumbing to sickle cell anemia.

Akuku announced Merwa’s death on Wednesday, August 9, with a heartbreaking post on social media. “Woke up to the saddest news. My small sister went to be with the Lord last night. Like Me, she was born with sickle cell disease, and she succumbed to it. Rest well, warrior,” he wrote.

The post included a video of Merwa, a bubbly young girl, joyfully dancing. Fans thronged Akuku’s comments section to offer their condolences.

Merwa was laid to rest in an emotional ceremony attended by her family and friends. Akuku shared a photo of his family wearing black t-shirts with Merwa’s image printed on the front. “Today, we lay my small sister to rest. Go well, little angel, to a better place,” he captioned the photo.

Sandra Dacha, Akuku’s rumoured girlfriend, was also present to offer her support.

Akuku’s loss is a reminder of the devastating impact that sickle cell anemia can have on families. Our thoughts are with Akuku and his loved ones during this difficult time.

Kenyan comedian Mannerson Oduor Ochieng, popularly known as Akuku Danger, has announced the death of his younger sister.

In a post on his Instagram page, Akuku Danger said that his sister, who was also born with sickle cell disease, passed away on Saturday night.

“Woke up to the saddest news. My small sis went to be with the Lord last night. Like me, she was born with sickle cell disease and she succumbed to it. Rest well warrior, Nind gi kwe Merwa,” he wrote.

Akuku Danger has been open about his own struggle with sickle cell disease, which has affected some of his body organs. He has been in and out of the hospital in recent years.

The comedian’s fans and friends have taken to social media to express their condolences. They have also praised Akuku Danger for his strength and courage in the face of adversity.

Sickle cell disease is a genetic disorder that affects the blood. It causes red blood cells to become misshapen, which can lead to a number of health problems. There is no cure for sickle cell disease, but there are treatments that can help manage the symptoms.

Akuku Danger’s sister’s death is a reminder of the challenges that people with sickle cell disease face. It is also a reminder of the importance of support and advocacy for those who are affected by the disease.

Comedian Akuku Danger has opened up about his battle with sickle cell anemia, saying that 2021 was his roughest year yet.

Danger, whose real name is Daniel Otieno, was diagnosed with sickle cell anemia at a young age. The disease is a genetic disorder that causes red blood cells to become misshapen and sticky. This can lead to a number of health problems, including pain, fatigue, and organ damage.

In 2021, Danger spent a lot of time in the hospital due to his sickle cell anemia. He had several painful crises, and he also developed pneumonia.

“It was the roughest year of my life,” Danger said. “I was in and out of the hospital, and I was in a lot of pain.”

Danger said that he was grateful for the support of his family and friends during his difficult year. He also said that he was determined to not let sickle cell anemia define him.

“I’m not going to let this disease beat me,” he said. “I’m going to keep fighting and keep living my life.”

Danger’s story is a reminder that sickle cell anemia is a serious disease, but it is not a death sentence. With proper treatment and support, people with sickle cell anemia can live long and productive lives.

Danger’s story is also a reminder of the importance of raising awareness about sickle cell anemia. The disease affects millions of people around the world, but it is often misunderstood. By raising awareness, we can help to ensure that people with sickle cell anemia get the treatment and support they need.

Like his grandfather, Akuku Danger is willing to follow suit when it comes to polygamy. He showed his interest in having several women at once in his life after he decided to introduce his wife & kid to actress Sandra Dacha after several months of keeping them under wraps.

Actress Sandra Dacha was disenchanted with him, forcing her to lose her cool as she took to social media to call him out.

”“I know I am your side chic but Manason kindly limit the way you are posting your wife,” her post read.”

Dacha continued lamenting after she found out about Akuku Danger’s wife.

” First, it was your wife I understood and even agreed to be your dish and now this!!!???????? Honestly Kuks, hata mimi nimechoka. Enough is enough!! Guys Wanaume hutakanga Nini? Coz this is too much for me. Whoever sent me this video thank you very much, I now know the kind of man i have been dealing with.”

Embracing Polygamy

The actress has now come to claim that she is cool with Akuku Danger engaging in polygamy. She divulged the same in a recent interview with SPM Buzz. She purported that in the current generation, it’s pretty hard for a man to stay with one person.

”Wife ni wife. Bora kila mtu ashike number yake. ”

To be honest, in the current era it’s just so hard for a man to stay with one person. Sharing is caring!

Comedian Akuku danger, real name Mannerson Oduor Ochieng is known to be the grandson of the late and famous Akuku Danger, who had over 200 wives and over 6000 children in total. Out of all the numerous grandchildren, he is  the 1697th one. Talking about his relatives, the comedian says he only meets some of them after a live stage performance; he doesn’t know all of them.

Akuku Taking After His Grandfather?

Because of his grandfather being polygamous, Akuku says that most ladies don’t trust him. They believe he has intentions similar to his grandfather; he can’t settle with one girlfriend. However, the comedian says he prefers being with one woman. In relation to this, Akuku advices men to look for money first before deciding to look for a girlfriend or a wife. He claims women are not meant to suffer. No man should take them in without getting money.

In an interview on Radio Maisha, Akuku said,

”Money is very very important in a relationship. Usichukue msichana wa mtu alafu unataka kumweka na shida ati ooh, babygirl, I want a lady who I can grow with, I want a lady who I can suffer with.  You go and do the suffering alone. After you’re done, unarudi unatafuta msichana. Ladies were not meant to suffer. Kama huna pesa, go be something else…”

During the same interview, the comedian also cleared rumors that he was chased out of his house because of rent arrears. He claims that this was just a way of creating awareness that people are suffering because of lockdown; he is still in his house.