TG Omori addresses claims of Nigerian celebrities not supporting him during health crisis

Nigerian music video producer ThankGod Omori Smith aka TG Omori has taken to social media to address claims that Nigerian celebrities are not supporting him during his health crisis.

Recall that TG Omori had earlier informed fans about how his brother donated a kidney to save his life.

TG Omori who made the revelation in a post on his X page (formerly Twitter) while opening up on his health challenges said that his brother gave him one of his kidneys so he could live again.

The music producer who disclosed this while he shared a picture of himself in a hospital bed said that the kidney transplant took place on Monday, August 26, 2024.

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In response to allegations that Nigerian celebrities had deserted him, TG Omori emphasized in a post on his X page that his friends and coworkers had been “steadfastly supportive” of him throughout his illness, even before it was made public.

He thanked everyone for their prayers, moral support, and love, stating that this was all he needed and also described those who implied otherwise as “clout-desperate dogs” and advised the people to disregard their rumours.

TG Omori wrote: “All I needed was your prayers, moral support, and love and this I am grateful to have gotten in abundance.

“The industry and friends have been solidly behind me months before it all came public. Please ignore the clout-desperate dogs. Jesus is king.”

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