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Popular Kumawood actor and producer, Frank Naro, has revealed he was recently involved in an accident.
The actor who was travelling with his team survived the accident but dislocated a bone in his leg.
Although he did not give when and where the accident happened, the actor shared photos of his damaged vehicle.
Frank Naro in a post on Instagram wrote, "in the toughest hour of your life, you can always rely upon God to survive even the toughest and impossible circumstances."
Even is grateful to have survived the accident, despite his injury.
"God thank you for saving my life🙏," he captioned the post.
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