- Nigerian rapper Tochukwu Gbubemi Ojogwu, known as Odumodublvck, experienced a near-death situation during tonsil surgery.
- The surgery coincided with the release of his hit single, “Declan Rice.”
- Odumodublvck shared details of this frightening experience, highlighting the risks associated with medical procedures.
Nigerian rapper Tochukwu Gbubemi Ojogwu, better known by his stage name Odumodublvck, has shared details about a frightening near-death experience he had during a tonsil surgery.
The hip-hop star disclosed that the medical procedure took place around the period he released his chart-topping single, “Declan Rice.”
What was expected to be a routine 30-minute operation to remove his tonsils reportedly turned into a life-threatening emergency that lasted for about five hours due to unforeseen complications.
Odumodublvck recounted that his survival was largely due to the timely intervention of another doctor, who, by chance, was in the hospital at the time and quickly stepped in to help.
Following the ordeal, the rapper admitted that he was overwhelmed with fear and anxiety, convinced that he might not make it through. He also revealed that he confided his fears to his 71-year-old mother before eventually recovering from the traumatic experience.
He said in a viral video: “That’s so crazy because I thought I was going to d!e. That’s so crazy. When I dropped Declan Rice, that’s when I did the surgery. I took out my tonsils. I don’t have tonsils, and when I did the surgery the first time, this is the first time I’m saying this on camera.
“Surgery of 20 minutes or 30 minutes took five hours. The guy that was doing the surgery said that in 12 years of doing that surgery, he has never asked for help. But that day, he asked for help, and the guy he asked was staying one hour away.
“But that day when he called, he was two minutes away at the filling station. He just came in , even the hospital did not know he came in. He came like an angel and went. When the surgery was done, I thought I was actually going to d!e. I was telling my mother that I’m not going to make it.”
