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Julius Agwu is a famous Nigerian actor and comedian. In 2015, he underwent brain surgery after discovering three tumors, one of which was the size of a golf ball.
Famous Nigerian actor and comedian Julius Agwu admitted that after brain surgery in 2015, his penis stopped working and spoke about it on the Beer Parlour Talk Show. This was reported by The Sun Nigeria.
According to the 53-year-old artist, doctors discovered three tumors in his brain, one of which was the size of a golf ball. To save his life, surgery was required, which led to loss of sexual function. “After I did this, the penis no longer works. It doesn’t work,” Agwu said, answering the host’s question about whether the surgery affected other parts of the body. Other guests suggested that the cause was damage to the nerve that was responsible for connecting the brain and the genital organ.
The actor also admitted that memories of his experience and how his friends left him still bring him to tears. “The God I serve sees everyone involved in what happened to me. My friends have left me. Many people stopped talking to me. But everything is fine,” he said. Despite the severe consequences of the operation, Agwu continues to remain a public figure and appears in films.

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