Renowned Nigerian music video director and cinematographer, TG Omori, has recently shared a deeply personal and life-altering experience that underscores the importance of family and resilience. In a heartfelt post on his verified X (formerly Twitter) account, Omori expressed profound gratitude to his only brother, who selflessly donated a kidney to save his life.
The revelation came late on Tuesday, when TG Omori, known affectionately in the industry as Boy Director, disclosed that he had undergone a kidney transplant. The director revealed that the procedure was a success, thanks to the generosity of his brother, who stepped in during a critical time. “Yesterday, my only brother gave me one of his kidneys so I could live again,” Omori wrote, capturing the gravity of the situation in a few poignant words.
To further assure his followers of his recovery, Omori shared a photograph of himself receiving treatment at the hospital, accompanied by the caption, “Keep my spirit alive.” The post has since resonated with fans and colleagues alike, who have rallied around the director, offering messages of support and encouragement.
TG Omori has been a significant figure in the Nigerian music industry since 2018, earning acclaim for his innovative and visually captivating music videos. His work has graced the screens of millions, featuring top-tier Nigerian artists such as Olamide, Wizkid, Burna Boy, Tekno, Kizz Daniel, Fireboy DML, Falz, Naira Marley, and Asake, among others.
This revelation about his health battle adds a new dimension to the director’s story, highlighting not just his professional achievements but also the personal challenges he has faced. The music community and his vast fan base are undoubtedly grateful for the successful surgery and the continuation of Omori’s creative journey, which has significantly shaped the visual landscape of Nigerian music.
