Get well soon... Kemi Olunloyo tell's Nigerian rapper Sound Sultan

Young nigerian rapper Sound Sultan has been been diagnosed of throat cancer. He is currently receiving medical attention in the United States of America.

This has kept fans and other concerned Nigerians worried with many sending hundreds of "Get well soon" messages to the sick artist.

Recently, Dr Kemi Olunloyo took to her Twitter handle to explain her concerns about the sad News of the sicked Nigerian rapper soundsultan.

On her tweets she wrote :

@KemiOlunloyo

Get well soon Lanre

Mr Fasasi was diagnosed of #throatcancer and I'm praying he fully recovers. He is currently treating in the USA

Any event, anytime @Soundsultanua alwaysh time to speak with me. Many Interviews in my archive.

#Kemitalkshealth #soundsultan #kemiolunloyo

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