Nigerian rapper, Mr Raw, escapes death in ghastly car accident

Veteran rapper Okechukwu Edwards Ukeje, popularly known as Mr Raw, was involved in a ghastly car accident on August 14 in Abuja.
The rapper posted pictures of his “write-off” car and that of the other driver involved in the accident as he announced the unfortunate incident via Instagram.
“Thank God for life o” he gratefully expressed.
“It’s a blessing being alive in the land of the living, I was involved in a ghastly motor accident early this morning at Abuja (before Banex junction)” he said.
According to him, the car crash almost claimed his life, as he was completely unconscious and had to be revived twice before stabilising.
“I was unconscious when I was pulled out of the red car after another car ran into our car, I passed out twice but I am stable now and responding to treatment”.
The car crash involved the rapper, his friend, and another driver.
No life was lost, as the trio are currently receiving and responding to treatment.
“@mickeystaineless get well soon my friend, the driver is receiving treatment as well, God be praised” Mr Raw posted.
We have recently deactivated our website's comment provider in favour of other channels of distribution and commentary. We encourage you to join the conversation on our stories via our Facebook, Twitter and other social media pages.
More from Peoples Gazette

World
Thousands protest over Denmark’s move to abolish Christian holiday
The Christian holiday that falls on the fourth Friday after Easter dates to 1686.

Lagos
UK ambassador lauds NRC legacy documentation
NRC is partnering Oxford University to document the corporation’s legacy.

World
Google launches Bard AI to rival ChatGPT
Google is coming out soon with its version of ChatGPT called Bard.

States
After Buhari, it’s Tinubu’s turn to be president: Akeredolu
According to Mr Akeredolu, Bola Tinubu has the pedigree to transform Nigeria.

Economy
NUPRC gazettes five oil industry regulations
The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission has gazetted five petroleum industry regulations.

Economy
Atiku tells Buhari not to make Nigerians scapegoats of poorly implemented naira policy
Atiku Abubakar said the new naira notes’ introduction was badly managed.