- Nigerian music director, TG Omori has assured fans he’ll be back on his feet soon.
- Taking to IG, he shared a photo of himself on a hospital bed while affirming positivity.
Nigerian music director and cinematographer, TG Omori has offered a message of hope and resilience to his fans and supporters.
Despite facing a series of challenging health issues, Omori has assured his followers that he will be back on his feet soon.
TG Omori recently underwent a kidney transplant procedure. Unfortunately, the transplant was unsuccessful, despite his brother’s selfless donation of a kidney. This setback has undoubtedly been a difficult pill to swallow for Omori, who has been open about his health struggles on social media.
In a recent post on Instagram, Omori promised that he will be better soon.
He wrote: “Will be up soon. I promise!”
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As he navigates this difficult time, Omori’s fans, colleagues and supporters are rallying around him, offering words of encouragement and support.
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In other news, actor, filmmaker and production manager Yusuf Olorungbebe tragically passed away after reaching out for assistance from Nigerians.
The sad news was confirmed by actress Foluke Daramola on Wednesday, August 28 on her Instagram page.
Foluke expressed her grief in a brief message:
“We lost Yusuf Olorungbebe. We submit to God’s Will 🙏 Thank you, everyone!”
Last Saturday, the actress shared a video of Yusuf lying on a hospital bed, soliciting help from Nigerians as he was on life support.
She urged the public to donate towards his medical expenses and provided an account number for contributions. Foluke Daramola captioned the post:
“I’m here again to plea on behalf of my esteemed colleague and production manager, Mr. Yusuf Olorungbebe. This is his current state—on life support. Please, no amount is too small. Your support can go a long way in helping us. Thank you so much, everyone.”
By Monday, Foluke Daramola expressed her gratitude to those who had contributed, extending a special thanks to the Lagos State Government and commissioner for their assistance.
Sadly, despite the outpouring of support, Yusuf Olorungbebe’s condition did not improve, leading to his eventual death.