Tochukwu Ojogwu, also known as Odumodublvck, has opened up about the devastating loss of his father, revealing that his family couldn’t afford a hospital bed space costing N70,000. The Nigerian rapper reflected on his days as a struggling artist, emphasizing the grim reality of his father’s passing due to financial constraints.

Recalling the dire circumstances, Odumodublvck expressed the harrowing experience of taking his father home to pass away, underscoring the profound impact of poverty on their inability to secure necessary medical care. Despite acknowledging inspiration from fellow artists, he vehemently asserted that no one “paved the way” for his musical success, attributing his achievements solely to divine intervention.

In a poignant social media post, he bared his anguish, stating, “When my father died my family was poor. We could not pay hospital bed space of 70k [N70,000]. We had to take him home.” Dismissing the notion of artists clearing the path for others, he adamantly declared, “That’s God, brother. No use your ego counter reason my reality, bros. I hate when n*ggas try to play God.”

This emotional revelation follows recent comments made by veteran singer Eedris Abdulkareem, who asserted his role in paving the way for contemporary Nigerian artists such as Wizkid, Burna Boy, and Davido. Odumodublvck’s poignant account serves as a stark reminder of the profound challenges faced by aspiring artists and the harsh realities of healthcare accessibility in Nigeria.