YCee Opens Up About Hidden Health Struggle That Delayed His Music Comeback

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(Oludemilade Martin Alejo. Photo by Starlogue)

Nigerian music sensation Oludemilade Martin Alejo, widely recognized as YCee, has bravely shared his personal struggle with mental health, disclosing a diagnosis he received in 2020.

During a candid conversation on the Afropolitan podcast, the ‘Omo Alhaji’ hitmaker revealed that his diagnosis coincided with the pandemic lockdown, significantly impacting his career hiatus.

YCee detailed his journey, explaining that he relocated to London for six months post-diagnosis, spending nearly half that time in medical care before visa limitations forced his return to Nigeria.

Reflecting on his return to Lagos, the artist described the mental health system in Nigeria as grueling, requiring immense perseverance over six years of treatment.

He admitted to relying on medication, enduring repeated hospital stays, and committing to ongoing therapy, with his condition experiencing unpredictable highs and lows.

Despite the challenges, YCee confirmed he has reached a stable state, crediting consistent medical intervention and psychological support for his recovery.

 

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