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JIM IYKE GETS A STICHING FROM HOSPITAL AFTER FANS GO GAGA

Nollywood actor Jim Iyke was badly hurt on Saturday the 4th of March 2012 at a location in Cameroon during a movie shoot.



According to my sources the incident happened on the set of a new movie in a Limbe night club, in Cameroon.

Fans learned that Jim was on a set in their city, as soon as you could say jack they trooped down to the location and in a matter of minutes, they crowded him and were pressing to touch their idol.



The situation almost got out of hand but was saved when security men jumped

in to remove Jim from the hands of the eager fans.

And in the process, the actor was injured.



Jim has been able to break the news about what happened last saturday, this is what he said:



"Yeah, it's true. Fans kind of mobbed me in a club called Calypso when we were shooting yesterday night in Limbe, Cameroon. It got a

little rowdy and a glass table with bottles of drinks next to me was broken.

"As the bouncers tried to pull me away, I slipped on the drinks on the floor and cut my two hands badly.

"I need three stitches on each of my fingers on the right hand and one on the left, because I lost a lot of blood bleeding profusely. The hospital was far and took some time to locate.



"I'm fine now and recuperating, but the shooting had to be suspended for a few days until the stitches can be removed."

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