Oladips rushed to the hospital, battles for life

Rapper Oladips rushed to the hospital, battles for life

Nigerian street rapper Oladips was reportedly rushed to the hospital in the late hours of yesterday as he battles for his life.

A video of the rapper has popped up online where he was heard asking his friend, known on Instagram as OnlyOneLifetime, to take him to the hospital.

Before he was rushed to the hospital, Oladips took to his Instagram story to post a message asking his friend who left home to get him drugs to return home.

In the video shared, Oladips could be heard pleading with his friend to take him to the hospital. While he was being carried to the hospital, his friends who were around him were heard shouting out his name as he reportedly passed out on their way.

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