- TikTok star Oloba Salo tearfully revealed in a viral video that he was shot three times and can no longer walk.
- The content creator said he is going through emotional pain and trauma, pleading for justice over the attack that left him permanently affected.
TikTok sensation Odesanmi Opeyemi, popularly known as Oloba Salo, has sparked concern after sharing an emotional video alleging that he was attacked and can no longer walk.
In the viral clip, Salo tearfully claimed he was shot three times and has since struggled to recover.
“They shot me three times. I can’t walk with my legs again. I’m not happy; I’m going through a lot. I bought a house in Lekki, but I can’t stay there,” he said.
The content creator pleaded for justice, saying the incident has left him traumatized and permanently affected.
Salo was reportedly shot in his car last year during a robbery attack by unknown gunmen, and has yet to fully regain his mobility.
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In other news….. Temilade Openiyi, the Grammy award-winning Nigerian singer, popularly known as Tems, has opened up about the challenges she faced at the start of her career.
In a recent interview with CNN, Tems said it was difficult for people to take her seriously and that she did not feel supported for a long time.
The 30-year-old hitmaker emphasized that authenticity is her non-negotiable core principle.
She said, “Authenticity is everything to me. That’s the one thing I cannot compromise on because that’s all I have, who I really am.
“It was really hard to get people to take me seriously not just as a producer, but as a singer, period. I didn’t feel safe, and I didn’t feel seen, and I didn’t feel supported for a very long time.”
Speaking about her initiative, The Leading Vibe, Tems explained that she is using the platform to create the opportunities she once lacked.
According to her, the program is designed to support and elevate women in behind-the-scenes roles in the music industry.
She added, “There are so many talented women who can be producers, managers, audio engineers but they’re not even visible.
“So, I want to make them visible and create a space where we can redefine the perspective of women in music.
“We’re definitely taking this beyond Nigeria. Actually, we’re going to Kenya next. There are women everywhere who just need to feel seen. All they need is that platform, all they need is that chance, and I really believe it’s going to change the shape of the music industry for sure.”
