Unveiling the Mysteries: Oladips’ Three-Day Unconscious Journey
Nigerian rapper Oladipupo Oladimeji, known as Oladips, made headlines when reports of his demise surfaced. However, in an exclusive interview with Naija FM, Lagos, Oladips revealed the astonishing truth behind the rumors – he was, in fact, unconscious for three days.
In a stark revelation, Oladips clarified that the conjectures surrounding his supposed death were far from the truth. He emphasized that his revival involved the performance of “traditional rites,” dispelling any misconceptions of a mere hoax.
Recounting the harrowing experience, Oladips recounted, “I was unconscious, my team members were hitting me and I wasn’t responding, so they thought I was dead. My mum told them not to take me to the hospital, that they should bring me to her.”
“I was unconscious for two to three days. I went to the hospital, but it wasn’t the regular hospital. I am a son of the soil, everybody knows that,” Oladips continued. “So, I’m not going to pretend. Some traditional rites were performed to revive me. My mum did all she could to bring me back to life.”
Oladips’ account of his near-death experience provides a riveting insight into the intricacies of traditional practices and the unwavering love of a mother’s devotion. It is a testament to the vibrant tapestry of Nigerian culture and the profound resilience that transcends the boundaries of mortality.
This revelation not only dispels the erroneous reports but also sheds light on the cultural richness and familial bonds that define Oladips’ remarkable journey. It serves as a reminder of the enduring traditions that intertwine with modern life, infusing it with a depth of meaning that resonates far beyond the realm of mortal existence.
