“Traditional Rites Were Done”: Oladips Opens Up on How He Came Back to Life After 3 Days

“Traditional Rites Were Done”: Oladips Opens Up on How He Came Back to Life After 3 Days

  • Oladips has granted an interview where he explained what happened to him when he was unconscious
  • In the recording, he said that he didn't wake up for three days and his mother said they shouldn't take him to the hospital
  • However, his mother didn't communicate with anyone about his state while some traditional rites were done for him

Controversial singer Oladipupo Olabode Oladimeji professionally known as Oladips, has opened up in an interview with Naija FM about his experience before he was pronounced dead.

Recall that Legit. ng has reported that the singer had died in his prime at 28. His management had released a statement to this effect.

Oladips says traditional rites brought him to life.
Oladips says traditional rites brought him to life. Photo credit @oldipsoflife
Source: Instagram

In a new development, he stated during the interview that he was unconscious for three days, and some traditional rites were done to bring him back to life.

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Oladips says his mother told his friends not to take him to the hospital

In the recording, the singer said his mother didn't allow his friends to take him to the hospital and she didn't disclose anything to them until he came back to life after three days.

This development came after one of his close aides corroborated that the singer was dead for three days before coming back to life.

See the clip here:

Fans react to the interview granted by Oladips

Netizens have reacted to the interview granted by the singer. Here are some of the comments below.

@_liiberty_:

"That means the Ola is short for Lazarus. Olazarus."

@i_am_blaiseee:

"Lazarus onye Oma."

@shez_.stephanie:

"We all agree this is damage control, right ?"

@dayotutu1:

"You weren’t feeling ok, your people were physically with you and you are posting online that people should take you to the hospital. Na online people go take you go hospital or the people who were with you?"

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@bristolbeadsgirl:

"You don see the mugu you don see the mugu."

@royaltyfarmfresh:

"We thank God you no go for but live and you go blow get by the grace of God."

@seyigbangbola:

"When the damage control is doing more damage."

@cici_wilfred:

"Omooo no jokes this guy reduced ooo."

@adenikeemerald:

"Some of us believe you because life is deeper than we see it, resist the urge to shalaye."

Oladips drags Qdot for posting about his death

Legit. ng had reported that Oladips had slammed his friend Qdot who posted about his resurrection a few weeks ago.

Qdot was the first person to post about the fact that the singer was back to life.

Oladips stated that he wasn't on good terms with Qdot before the whole drama started. He added that Qdot had failed to have a collaboration with him.

Source: Legit.ng

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Shade Metibogun (Entertainment editor) Shade Metibogun is an entertainment editor at Legit.ng (since 2023). She has over a decade experience in both print and online media (THEWILL, Institute for Media and Society). Shade has a Post Graduate Diploma in Education ( 2016), Bachelor Degree in Literature in English, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria ( 2004), Email: shade.metibogun@corp.legit.ng