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‘I can no longer see with my eyes’ – Fuji star, Remi Aluko cries out amid battle with glaucoma [VIDEO]

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Popular Nigerian Fuji musician, Remi Aluko, has disclosed that he can no longer see.

He made the disclosure in a recent interview on Oyinmomo TV.

Speaking about the cause of his predicament, the singer stated that he has been battling glaucoma for years.

While giving an update on the current state of his eyes, Remi Aluko, who had undergone eye surgery in the past, noted that “there’s no difference between me and a blind person.”

“I’m a glaucoma patient. I’m managing myself; I’m currently not seeing. Despite being a glaucoma patient, many people don’t know. There’s no difference between me and a blind person now, but no one knows because I don’t let my condition weigh me down.

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“Thank God that I know how to take care of myself like someone who can see. I decided not to dwell on my condition because I don’t want to be depressed,” he said.

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