TG Omori Blasts Portable, Says Genuine Support Often Comes In Private

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Renowned music video director TG Omori has addressed recent criticism from controversial singer Portable, who accused Nigerian celebrities of showing "fake love" by not publicly supporting him during his ongoing health crisis.

Omori, who recently underwent an unsuccessful kidney transplant, took to social media to clarify that he has received significant private support from his industry colleagues, countering Portable’s claims.

In his statement, Omori stressed that genuine support often comes in private, away from the public eye, and doesn’t require online acknowledgment to be meaningful.

He revealed that many friends and colleagues in the entertainment industry had been by his side long before his health issues became widely known, emphasizing that the value of their support lies in its sincerity, not its visibility.

See his post below:

all I needed was your prayers, moral support n 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.

— TG OMORI (@boy_director) September 1, 2024

Nollywood Times reported earlier that Portable called out celebrities for not donating money or offering a kidney to Omori, contrasting this with their public support for figures like Bobrisky during less critical times. His comments sparked controversy, with some agreeing with his sentiments while others criticized him for making such accusations.

Omori's response has been widely praised by fans and followers, who appreciated his calm and thoughtful approach. Many echoed his sentiments, noting that true acts of kindness don’t need to be showcased for public approval.

Source: NB

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