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In a recent appearance on Channels TV’s “Rubbin Minds” with Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, Jatt revealed that his medical journey began in 2020 when he suddenly lost his sight
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After undergoing surgery to regain his vision, Jatt was diagnosed with chronic kidney disease while living in the United States. He underwent dialysis and eventually returned to Nigeria for a successful kidney transplant.
Jatt, 58, attributed his health issues to his decision to explore the world beyond Nigeria, where he had spent most of his life. He took a break from the public eye to focus on his recovery, continuing to DJ in America and Europe before returning to Nigeria in December.
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He wrote: “Maybe I caused it for myself because in 2019 I said that I wanted to spend more time out of the country. I’ve lived all my life in Nigeria, especially Lagos. So I wanted to explore the world; Europe, America, everywhere.
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But in 2020, I started having some health issues. There were travel restrictions at that time so I was just within Nigeria. I lost my sight. I had a surgery and I regained my sight. After that I felt that I needed to take a break and comply with my plan of living elsewhere for a while.
Then I relocated to the U.S. When I was in the U.S, I was also diagnosed with chronic kidney disease. I was there for a while. I was on dialysis. Eventually, I came back to Nigeria and had a kidney transplant. After the transplant, I decided to be quiet for a while to recover properly. So immediately I was discharged, I left Nigeria again.
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While I was away, I was still Djying in America and Europe but I decided that it was time to return to Nigeria so I came back in December.”
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