Nigerian Singer Ceeza Milli Opens Up on Depression After Spending Time in Jail
Nigerian singer Ceeza Milli has opened up about a dark period in his life, revealing that he spent time in a Nigerian prison, an experience that left him battling depression. The artist disclosed this in a recent interview with Yanga FM Lagos, though he did not specify the circumstances that led to his incarceration.
“I went through a depressive stage, I went to jail. I suffered in Nigerian prison,” Milli stated candidly. He added that he is still on a journey to full recovery, particularly focusing on his health and weight loss for medical reasons, not due to online criticism.
Despite the challenges, the singer expressed resilience against internet trolls and critics. He also took a moment to acknowledge the support of his colleague, superstar Wizkid, who significantly boosted his career through collaborations.
“Wizkid tried for me, he gave me collaborations that made me feed my family,” Milli said, expressing gratitude. He noted that Wizkid couldn't have done more at the time due to Milli's existing record label commitments.
The revelation has sparked conversations among fans about the pressures and unseen struggles faced by celebrities. Ceeza Milli's openness adds to a growing number of Nigerian artists speaking out about mental health challenges.
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