Well-known transvestite Jay Boogie’s two kidneys fail

Two kidneys of popular Nigerian crossdresser, Daniel Anthony Nsikan, better known as Jay Boogie, have failed. Naija News reports that a Nigerian doctor, Loveth Jennifer, a friend of the crossdresser, made this known in a post via Instagram on Friday, stating that Jay needs a kidney transplant....CONTINUE READING

The post read, “At this stage, Jay Boogie needs a kidney transplant! Both Kidneys have failed! We prayed and wished it never gets to this stage, but this is it.”

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Recall that the crossdresser, in a statement via Instagram last Friday, revealed he developed an infection and acute kidney injury after the liposuction and Brazillian Butt Lift (BBL) surgery in October.

Jay refutes claims of having any medical challenge before the surgery, insisting there were results to back the claim.

He added that he was dumped in another hospital after the surgery and had spent so much money on treatment and dialysis.

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The statement reads, “I had Lipo 360 & BBL Surgery WITH Dr. Chidinma Akpa, owner of Curvygirl_essentials, also known as CGE Healthcare on October 30th 2023, prior to the surgery, she requested I stop my hormonal medications ( I had no other health concerns before the surgery which I have test results to back up this claim).

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“I am releasing this information to the public for transparency purposes. A few hours after the surgery, she informed me that I developed sepsis and acute kidney injury. CGE Healthcare in question refused to take responsibility, and I was abandoned in another hospital after she sent a referred note. Ever since November 1st, I have been on dialysis and treatment for sepsis.”