Ghanaian singer Black Sherif has publicly expressed his deep sadness and concern over the health condition of renowned music video director TG Omori, who is currently battling kidney failure and has recently faced a failed transplant procedure.
In his social media message, Black Sherif, born Mohammed Ismail Sherif Kwaku Frimpong, conveyed heartfelt appreciation for TG Omori’s significant contributions to the Ghanaian music industry. Black Sherif specifically praised Omori for his exceptional work on the music video for his hit song “45,” calling it the “best ever made in Ghana.” The singer credited TG Omori’s directorial skills for elevating the visual experience of the track.
Black Sherif’s message was both a tribute to Omori’s impactful work and a heartfelt wish for his speedy recovery. He expressed hope that the ongoing health challenges would soon be resolved and that Omori would regain his health.
The news of TG Omori’s health crisis has resonated deeply within the music community, prompting a wave of support from artists and fans alike. Many have rallied around the renowned director, reflecting the profound impact of his work on the industry and the affection with which he is regarded.
