- Oladips has again spoken up after promising to share his ordeal with his fans.
- The Rapper who faked his death knocked his critics for making jest of him and using him to do skit.
- Sharing a short video of himself in the mosque, with his head covered, Oladips said he has gone to report the aforementioned to Allah.
‘Resurrected’ rapper, Oladips has finally broken his silence, after his promise to explain his side of the story when he feels better.
The rapper said he almost lost his life yet people laugh and curse at him. Oladips made this disclosure in an Instagram story on Friday, November 24, a day after he confirmed that he is still alive despite his management announcing his death.
The rapper claimed some used him for skits, others mocked and cursed at him. Sharing a short video in a mosque, he wrote:
“Almost lost my life yet world people dey use me laugh dey curse me. Some dey even use me do skit. Okay, I don report una give Allah.”
The death of the Oladips became a subject of discussion as many, including his friend and fellow rapper, Qdot claimed he is still alive.
Qdot shared a picture of the rapper on Instagram with the caption: “My gee is still alive.”
The controversy heated up a few days later as others opined that the rapper faked his death to promote his new album.
But on Thursday, a check on the rapper’s Instagram account revealed that the death announcement post has been deleted.
However, a new video, showing Oladips vibing to one of the tracks from his recently released album, Superhero Augbo was posted on his Instagram story.
The video was captioned: “Proof of life.”
Speaking in an Instagram live session, the 28-year-old who appeared pale, said he will tell his story whenever he is ready and feeling better. He said;
“Everyone just dey talk their own, at least na me you dey see like this life and direct, shout out to everyone that has been sending me message and everything, right now I’ll just focus on getting better when I have the strength enough or when I’m ready cos I see say everybody just dey talk, talk without knowing what actually happened without hearing from me direct, when I feel like I’m good enough to address everybody I will come online and tell you people my side of the story, na wetin I come talk be that.”
