Fans Dig Up TG Omori’s Old Tweet After Failed Kidney Transplant: “Fake Drinks Left Me Hospitalised”
- Nigerian music video director TG Omori’s old tweet about the start of his kidney problems has resurfaced online
- In the 2023 post, the public figure lamented about how consuming fake drinks left him hospitalised for the most part of the year
- TG Omori’s old post triggered an online discussion about fake alcoholic drinks and food items in circulation
- A Nigerian clubgoer simply identified as Tobiloba shared the steps he takes to reduce the risk of consuming fake drinks
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Nigerian music video director ThankGod Omori’s old tweet about consuming fake drinks has reemerged on social media following his kidney transplant.
Recall that the public figure took to social media to call for prayers after his kidney transplant failed despite the organ being donated to him by his brother.
Source: Instagram
As Nigerians continued to worry about the 29-year-old director’s state of health, an old tweet he posted in December 2023 made the rounds online.
In the post, TG Omori talked about how the consumption of fake drinks left him hospitalised for the most part of 2023. He wrote:
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“It’s all fun n jokes but fake drinks left me hospitalised most part of this year.”
Social media influencer Ajebo Danny posted a screenshot of Omori’s old tweet as he explained how he avoids Nigerian clubs because of fake drinks. See his tweet below:
What fans said about TG Omori’s old tweet
After TG Omori’s old tweet resurfaced online, it sparked a discussion about fake drinks and food items in circulation. Read some of the comments below:
Victor blamed NAFDAC:
Shirleen said this about energy drinks:
Snow said kidney failure can be hereditary:
Read more comments from Instagram below:
pinkjasmine15:
“May we not use our hard earned money to buy wahala!”
Dasola_dasilver:
“Those energy drinks they sell out there too has caused alot of damages. Alot of people are suffering from reflux.”
Avril8th_place:
“Buy your drinks from duty free when entering naija or don’t drink at all.”
Teeto__olayeni:
“If you go to Apongbon you will see them selling fake drink confidently. Like Danny said it’s bad to take alcohol, then it’s even worst to take fake alcohol.”
_wfromeo:
“Imagine spending thousands or millions of naira to buy fake drinks that will later get u hospitalized 💔.”
grace_godbaby:
“Please bring beer leave spirit alone . I think beer is more authentic compared to spirit.”
Laviva_mandi:
“And they are inhumane enough to sell it at almost the same price as the original. God help our country and its people.”
I reduced my alcohol intake to half a cup - Clubgoer speaks
A Nigerian club goer, Tobilola, had this to say about his fear of consuming fake alcohol that may damage his kidney. In his words:
"The popularity of fake alcohol led to a massive fear in me particularly because of the worry for my health. As someone who was in an accident for a while, I had to use a lot of meds. So the thought that alcohol can also some parts of my body that I wasn't sure if they are fine or not got me scared so I cut back a lot. Now I don't even do more than a cup or half a cup of alcohol."
Why Portable trolled TG Omori
Meanwhile, Legit.ng in another news reported that Portable explained why he chose not to employ the services of TG Omori.
The singer slammed the music video director for billing him N37 million to shoot a video for his new song.
He also released a video to address the feud between him and the music director.
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