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Nigerians raise concern over socialite, Pretty Mike’s health after recent public appearance
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Nigerians raise concern over socialite, Pretty Mike’s health after recent public appearance

Daily Post about 2 hours 3 mins read

Nigerians have raised concern over Pretty Mike’s health status following his recent public appearance.

DAILY POST reports that Pretty Mike, a Lagos-based socialite and nightlife personality, was seen on Saturday at the wedding ceremony of popular streamer, Peller. 

Pretty Mike, who is known for his controversial stunts, arrived at Peller’s wedding with a medical team.

The socialite attended the ceremony with about twenty people dressed like medical practitioners with intravenous drips, including blood.

Speaking about his controversial entrance at the event, Pretty Mike, in a post on his Instagram page, said he now moves around with his medical team because “it’s a sick world out here.”

He wrote, “They said it’s a sick world out here, well as you can see, I walk around with my own team of medical practitioners.”

His post further sparked conversations about his health as he noticeably appeared slimmer.

Calling on some of his Instagram friends to check on him, some Nigerians alleged he might be on a weight loss journey while many insisted that he is facing undisclosed health challenges.

DAILY POST reports that this comes less than a year after Pretty Mike was arrested by the NDLEA for allegedly allowing his Lagos business premises, Night Club Proxy to be used for illegal drug activities.

brillah3 commented; “Hope it’s not a case of an illness that money can’t fix. May the almighty creator that was never created see through him and fix, mend, heal, replenish and fill up everything in his life he needs help from, Amen. May God wrap his giant hands around you Mike.”

victormgbeme wrote; “Wetin he passed through recently about his business before being cleared not guilty, e get person wey e go be high B go don kpai am. Omo he’s a warrior it’s not easy.”

official_joanlucy “What if he was just trying to pass a message yesterday God will see him through.”

dhannys_lingerie wrote; “I think all these started since the NDLEA saga, may God in his infinite mercy see him through, these phase shall pass too.”

jolowokarina; “Everyone goes through some of setbacks or the other. He will bounce back, by God’s grace.”

alhajakudirat_jewelries; “Ever since he was released things as never be the same for him.”

pepperoniin_ “Y’all keep saying he’s just losing weight. Okay, I hear you.

Earlier this year, one of Lagos’ big boys died from HIV-related complications. Before he passed away, blogs reported that he had HIV. He deactivated his Instagram account and even paid some blogs to do damage control. Fast forward to 2026. He died because he refused to stop drinking and smoking. He couldn’t change his lifestyle because he was afraid people would think the rumors were true.”

@OlaitanFamuyiw wrote “This man is really passing a message with this cause since he has been doing his thing I never thought about it much until now I feel this is a great message.”

Nigerians raise concern over socialite, Pretty Mike’s health after recent public appearance

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