Music video director ThankGod Omori, popularly known as TG Omori, has revealed that since he embraced celibacy, half of his problems have been solved.
He made the statement in a post on his X, reflecting on how his life has changed since taking an “oath of celibacy.”
“Since I became celibate, half of my problems got solved,” he wrote.
Omori has been in the spotlight for his work with major Afrobeats artists and for his personal health challenges.
Video director TG Omori has announced plans to begin a new glasses design project, with a portion of the proceeds going towards supporting individuals with kidney disease who struggle to afford dialysis.
According to him, his financial struggles of living with kidney disease inspired the initiative.
He highlighted on X, the exorbitant cost of dialysis, which can range from N100,000 per session, with some patients requiring three sessions weekly.
According to him, this financial burden is particularly daunting considering Nigeria’s minimum wage is N70,000.
He said his personal experience with kidney disease has given him a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by those who cannot afford life-saving treatment.
Omori stated that his own medical expenses have been heavy, with his six-month treatment costing as much as two Mercedes-Benz GLE SUVs and a C300.
Omori wrote on X: “Dialysis is about 100k plus per session, sometimes you need 3 sessions in a week, minimum wage is 70k. Knowing this facts brought me tears in the hospital cause no hope for the common man.
“I’m working on my first major glasses design that will be up on sale soon where some of the proceeds will go to people living with Kidney Diseases that can’t afford pay for their dialysis”.
He added: “Saw my 6months health expenses, Omo 2 GLE and one small C300 bro! Health is wealth true”.
Music video director TG Omori has lauded the church for playing a significant role in shaping his career in filmmaking.
In a post on Twitter, Omori shared that his journey into directing began during church drama nights, where he discovered and developed his acting and directing skills.
According to him, the church not only provided him with opportunities but also guided him to pursue a career in filmmaking.
Omori defended the importance of spirituality and religion in people’s lives, emphasising that while some may prioritise economic success, others find fulfilment in faith.
He encouraged respect for individual choices, noting that many people have had life experiences that drew them closer to their faith.
He wrote, “Life isn’t all about making money or chasing economic power; some people find comfort and solace in spirituality or religion. Even the China you all speak of has monks and spiritualists who have found peace in their search and pursuit of eternal life with no interest in the wealth of the world. Because you haven’t experienced life events that have left you with no choices doesn’t make you wiser; a billion religious people can’t all be stupid. Just live and let live.
“The Church funded and advised me to pursue a career in filmmaking. The church gave me a platform to discover my acting and directing skills at drama nights when the hood or trenches had social clubs or neighbourhood theatre houses. I know everyone has their frustrations and arguments, but please give the church a breathing space. If I calculate my whole family offering for 10 years growing up, and not reach 20k. Money wey my papa Dey take down beer steady that year.
“Jesus Christ will forever be my lord and personal saviour, and I shall never be too cool to proclaim his goodness and mercies.”
Music video director TG Omori has shared his struggle with the fear of self-expression, revealing that he often holds back from speaking his mind due to the risk of being misunderstood.
In a post on X, Omori wrote, “I fear to speak from the depths of my heart because being misunderstood breaks my heart.”
The statement sheds light on the emotional burden many creatives carry—the challenge of staying true to their inner voice while navigating the risk of misinterpretation.
For artists like Omori, the fear of being misunderstood can serve as a barrier to authentic expression, often leading them to withhold their deepest thoughts and emotions.
Music video director TG Omori has stated that he only began making profits from his work in 2023, despite years of being in high demand.
He said he struggled with production debt for half a decade, eventually settling it with earnings from his personal brand.
Omori’s story sheds light on the financial challenges creatives often face, emphasising that even successful professionals like himself can encounter significant hurdles.
He replied, “I only started making profits in 2023. Every time I’m losing money from pick-up shoots or something! Budget is never enough, in fact I was in bad production debt for 5 years. Just had to live with it, I was paying up and taking more to cover up. I was only able to pay it off with money. My brand and personality were fetching me. It’s a tough life for creatives. Hug a creative beside you today.”
Renowned music video director and cinematographer, TG Omori, has made a comeback to Instagram after battling health issues.
To announce his return, he shared retro-themed pictures with the caption, “Stay with boy.”
The Nation reported that Omori had taken a break from social media due to a kidney issue, leaving fans concerned after a series of worrisome tweets.
His return was met with excitement and warm welcomes from fans and colleagues.
Known for his innovative and visually stunning visuals, TG Omori promises more breathtaking content.
Music videographer and cinematographer, TG Omori, has provided an update on his health journey as he continues to battle kidney failure.
Recently, he requested prayers and support on X, but he is now expressing hope about his recovery.
In his latest message, Omori announced his intention to make a comeback in 2025 and extended his gratitude to fans and colleagues for their unwavering love and support during this challenging time.
In a recent tweet, TG Omori declared: “It’s mind over matter. If the mind is defeated, it’s just a matter of time before the body falls. Pain has no power over me. Hope these designers cover these scars. I’ll be back in 2025. Stay in love.”
TG Omori’s message resonates with resilience, gratitude, and determination, inspiring an outpouring of well-wishes and encouragement from the entertainment industry.
Music video director, TG Omori, has addressed claims that Nigerian celebrities are not supporting him during his health crisis.
Omori, who recently faced an unsuccessful kidney transplant surgery, clarified that his colleagues and friends have been “steadfastly supportive” throughout his illness, even before it became public.
In a statement on social media, Omori expressed his gratitude for the prayers, moral support, and love he has received, emphasizing that this is all he needs.
He urged the public to ignore those insinuating otherwise, referring to them as “clout-desperate dogs.”
On his X handle, he wrote: “All I needed was your prayers, moral support, and love and this I am grateful to have gotten in abundance.
“The industry and friends have been solidly behind me months before it all came public. Please ignore the clout-desperate dogs. Jesus is king.”
Omori’s response comes after Portable criticised Nigerian celebrities for not donating to his cause, despite their willingness to support others, like Bobrisky.
Popular director and cinematographer, TG Omori, has expressed deep gratitude to his fans and supporters for their overwhelming concern and prayers regarding his health.
Following his recent disclosure about battling kidney failure, TG Omori received an outpouring of well wishes from fans and colleagues.
In a recent update on X, TG Omori shared that he is recovering well from the stitches of a failed kidney procedure, saying that he continues to fight the disease, which he has been battling for over two years
According to him, he remains optimistic and eager to return to his passion for creating music videos.
TG Omori wrote: “Up and grateful o lord. (Sadly I can’t backflip). Thank you all for the prayers and well wishes, I’m healing now from the stitches of the failed one, I’ll continue the fight, been on it for the past year or two and I can’t back down now. Love y’all so much. Can’t wait to make new crowded music videos for y’all.”
Popular music producer, ThankGod Omori aka TG Omori, has claimed he had a failed kidney transplant.
Omori made this disclosure on X on Wednesday morning, while giving an update on the kidney transplant.
In an earlier update on X, the 29-year-old, who has been away for a while, revealed that his only brother volunteered one of his kidneys.
According to him, his only brother donated one of his kidneys to him so that he could have another chance in life.
He wrote: “Yesterday, my only brother gave me one of his kidneys so I could live again.
Taking to his Instagram story, the music director shared pictures of himself on a hospital bed receiving oxygen.
Captioning the pictures, he wrote, “keep my spirit alive. I don’t wanna die.”
However, in an update on X on Wednesday morning, TG Omori revealed that the transplant was unsuccessful and urged the public to pray for him in these trying times.
“One year after my kidney crashed I just had a failed transplant at st Nicolas Lagos. Pray for me,” he wrote on X.
In another tweet he wrote: “Went into this theater three times, wasn’t just destined to die today.”
This revelation has sparked an outpouring of support from fans and well-wishers.
