- David Obadiah, known as Baddy of Lagos, provided an update on his recovery after corrective surgery in Egypt.
- His recovery news has brought relief and excitement to his supporters.
- The surgery was funded through a crowdfunding initiative led by fellow influencer Wizarab.
Popular Twitter influencer David Obadiah, better known as Baddy of Lagos, has shared a new update on his recovery journey after undergoing corrective surgery in Egypt, bringing relief and excitement to his supporters.
It will be recalled that the social media personality received millions of naira through a crowdfunding initiative led by fellow influencer Wizarab, which made it possible for him to undergo the much-needed medical procedure abroad.
In his first update after the surgery, Baddy revealed that doctors successfully operated on his right leg but postponed the procedure on his left leg, explaining that his body might not be able to endure the pain at once. He noted that the second operation would be scheduled once his right leg had sufficiently healed.
Giving fans a fresh glimpse into his recovery, he recently unveiled his right leg without bandages, showing visible improvements compared to its condition before surgery.
Narrating his experience, he wrote:
“I just woke up because I got knocked out (sedated because of pain) after I had my dressing changed. I was bleeding a little after the surgery (which is totally normal btw) but I’m a lil better now❤️.”
He further added:
“My right leg as you can see is still swollen because of the stitches and after 3 weeks it’ll subside but everything is perfect thanks to God❤️.”
His latest update has been met with an outpouring of support, with fans commending his bravery and expressing optimism about his complete recovery.
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See some comments below:
@itzchristunique“Wait, I thought the whole bandage was supposed to be there until they’re through with the second leg? Thank God you’re recovering fast.. More strength dear.”
Baddy of Lagos, “The support is there they removed the former one and put the new one in the second frame.. I just took a picture to show you how the process went.”
Clems_Andy: “For those who don’t know, after he’s all healed up, he’ll have to spend months developing new muscle memory and gait patterns, since his brain is already used to a compensatory walking style from the old leg alignment. He’ll need to undergo long-term physical therapy to help his brain and body relearn how to walk with the proper alignment. Wishing you all the best ahead, man.”
@hlghprst: “With what i’m seeing, that leg they did surgery on never straight well o.”
@Laugh_drip: “Omoh this thing go dey pain Weller oo Jesus 😩💔🤦♀️. See as they stitçh your leg omoh e no dey easy oo God will complete his work in your life in Jesus name amen 🥹🙏.”
