Djinee speaks from hospital bed, says he’s been through one crisis to another

Eight days after Osayamwen Nosa Donald, popularly known as ‘Djinee’ was hospitalised after he suffered a ghastly motor accident in the Lekki area of Lagos which left his car in ruins, the singer has spoken from his hospital bed.

According to the ‘Ego’ crooner who said he didn’t exactly have to suffer through the accident itself because he slept through it and woke up in the hospital, his experience after he regained consciousness has been traumatic.

Djinee who however said he is on the road to recovery after the incident revealed that he’s been through numerous crisis due to the internal and external injuries he sustained in the auto crash.

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The unfortunate incident involving the musician was made known on social media by filmmaker, Abinibi James who called for prayers from fans of the R&B crooner.

Abinibi wrote; “My friend Djinee was involved in a ghastly accident Monday morning around 1 am somewhere in Lekki. It’s a miracle he survived’.

The filmmaker went on to say, ‘Djinee is currently receiving treatment and recovering accordingly. Please keep him in your prayers. His phones lines are not available at the moment but you can reach me if it’s important’.

The accident involving Djinee came after the near-death car accident involving former Big Brother Naija housemate Anto who was involved in an auto crash during the Salah holidays.

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