Ex-President Goodluck Jonathan’s former aide, Reno Omokri, has this to say about popular singer, Oladips’ death.

He said: “First MohBad, and now Oladips. The similarities in the manner of their passing are eerily unnerving. Sudden illness. Allegations of self-medication. Rushed to a hospital. And then death. This is one déjà vu too many.”

“Perhaps it is time for the Performing Musicians Employers Association of Nigeria to approach a Health Insurance provider to offer their members affordable, accessible and quality healthcare with HMOs.”

“And sensitisation and awareness need to be increased amongst the entourage of these artists on what to do in an emergency. Knowledge saves lives.”

“Their posse needs to possess information on the right way to apply first aid if they must be around them. Let’s think of solutions, not just blame.”

“We do not need tributes for our artists. We need long lives for them. It is a significant loss to Nigeria when young, talented entertainers, capable of rebranding our image internationally, meet untimely deaths.”

“May God grant the family, survivors, and fans of Oladipupo Olabode Oladimeji the fortitude to bear their loss.”

Omokri stated this via his X page on Wednesday, November 15th, 2023 following the shocking death of the music rapper.

Oladips died on Tuesday night, November 14th, 2023 at the age of 28.